Different tools of multimedia & software programs used to help teachers in education procedure

1. Multimedia & Software
Programs as a Recent
Teaching Tools
Dr. Sameh Ahmad Muhamad abdelghany
Lecturer Of Clinical Pharmacology
Mansura Faculty of medicine

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INTRODUCTION
MULTIMEDIA CATEGORIES
PROGRAMS FOR
GRAPHICS & MULTIMEDIA
WEB-BASED
LEARNING SITES

3. We need technology in every classroom and
in every student and teacher’s hand, because it is
the pen and paper of our time, and it is the lens
through which we experience much of our world
David Warlick

4. Introduction

5. Intro..
 Many adult learners can
remember a time when finding
information required travelling
to the library to search a card
catalog & spending countless
hours looking through paper
based books & journals.

6. Recent teaching technology
 Education technology is the
effective use of technology
tools in learning as a concept
 It concerns an array of tools
such as media, machines and
networking hardware as well
as considering underlying
theoretical perspective for their
effective application.

7. Programs for
Graphics &
Multimedia

8. Multimedia Categories
 The basic tool set for building a multimedia project can
be divided into five categories:
 Painting and Drawing Tools
 3-D Modeling and animation tools
 Image editing tools
 Sound editing tools
 Animation Video

9. Painting and Drawing Tools
 Painting and drawing tools generally come with a
graphical user interface with pull down menus for quick
selection.
 You can create almost all kinds of possible shapes and
resize them.
 Drawing file can be imported or exported in many image
formats like .gif, .tif, .jpg, .bmp,tec.
 good drawing software – “Corel Draw”

10. 3D Modeling tools
 Realism means that you depict things in the way they
actually are.
 It tools the objects that appear in perception in your
project can look realistic.
 These tools offer features like multiple windows to view
your design in each dimension.
 Tools provide drag and drop menu.
 A good 3D modeling tool is “3D Studio Max”

11. Image editing tools
 These tools are used to edit existing bitmap images and
pictures.
 They are similar to painting and drawing tools as they can also
create images from scratch.
 It is also capable of converting the image data type file format.
 It is used usually for reinventing and recreating the image.
 Image process software – Adobe Photoshop & Paint Shop pro

12. Sound editing tools
 Sound editing tools let you hear sound as well as visualize
it.
 You can cut/copy and paste sound edit it with great
accuracy.
 You can integrate sound into your multimedia project very
easily by using sound editing tools.
 •A good sound editing software is “Cool Edit” and
“Sound Forge”

13. Animation, Video and digital movies
editing tools
 Animations are graphic scenes played back sequentially
and rapidly.
 These tools enable you to edit and assemble video clips
captured from camera, animations and other sources.
 The completed clip with added transition and visual
effects could be played back.
 Adobe Premiere and Media Shop Pro are two good
example of these tools

14. Choosing Software
 Usability
 Should have a capability to deal with a variety of text,
images video and sound formats with precision and ease.
 Animations
 Should have wide ranging capabilities in terms of
interactive simulations, media support, animated buttons,
illustrations,maps,etc

15. Choosing Software
 Smoothness
 Should have anti-aliasing feature, meaning that all letter
and image edges are smooth.
 Integration
 Should have integration capabilities with a wide range of
software used for different jobs like Real, ActiveX,
Shockwave, Flash, QuickTime, Photoshop and other
applications .

16. Choosing Software
 Delivery
 Should be able to develop one piece of content for
delivery on different media types.
 User friendliness
 Should be the easiest, most useful, and have the most
pre-built models .
 Interesting to buy by clients
 Should have applications for instructional designers, subject
matter experts, training developers and others

17. WEB-BASED
LEARNING
SITES

18. ONLINE
Web friendly
presentations
Self-paced
resources
Reusable course
content
Engage diverse
learning styles

19.  Convert .PPT, .PPTX, .PPS, .PPSX files to
Flash (.SWF)
 Reduce PowerPoint files up to 97%
 Keep PowerPoint animations, trigger
animations, styles, audio, video in Flash
 Free!
 Add Youtube videos
ONLINE PRESENTATIONS
I-Spring-Suite

20. PPT embed
OneDrive - Embed
 Microsoft OneDrive (formally SkyDrive used to embed
a PowerPoint Presentation
SlideShare.net
 Convert presentation to online socially sharable format.
 Great place to find presentations too.

21. Animoto
 Making videos as opposed to
traditional slide decks.
 Combine video and photos into
a unique, professional looking
presentation.
 Simply select a style, add your
media and text, then produce
and share.

23. Voki
 Create and post avatars anywhere
online
 Uses text to speech, uploaded
audio files, voice recordings, or
phone recordings
 FREE for basic characters and
scenes up to 60 seconds in length

24. GOAnimate
 is a easy to use video makers
with animation software with
drag and drop functionality.
 FREE TRIAL to $50 a month

25. Canva
 more that just a presentation
application.
 allows users to create twitter
banners, blog graphics,
infographic, and much more.
 The presentation templates are
made up of crisp images which
you can layer text, icons, banners,
etc over top of. Easy to use,
endless possibilities.

27. Google Slides
Google Slides is a free
presentation software that
can be accessed from any
device with an Internet
connection.
You can create, view,
present, collaborate, and edit
anywhere at anytime with
anyone.

28. Haiku Deck
Tell your story with Haiku
Deck!
With the power to make
stunning graphs and charts at
your fingertips, you can
maximize your time and
efforts to create
Beautiful presentations with
incredible fonts, and layouts!

29. Knowledge Vision
An interactive online video
experience that captures and
distributes your knowledge
on large scale.
Engage audiences and gain
information about who is
watching and how they are
watching it.

31. MoveNote
Create video presentations
with this creative
application.
EverNote allows you to add
content such as documents,
graphs, images, etc. Once
added, you then record
yourself using a webcam and
what you are doing on the
screen.

32. Pear Deck
 A teacher starts presenting, students join
the presentation via a unique code on
their own device.
 Teachers control the slides and students
follow along.
 Allows teachers to embed actionable
content into their presentation.
Draggable icons, real time drawings and
more.
 Student can then interact with the slides
from their own device and teachers
receive the data on how they interacted.

34. PowToon
Online presentation software
that uses animation to capture
your audience’s attention.
increase engagement of your
colleagues, parents, or
students!
can even export directly to
YouTube so the whole world
can see what you have
created.

35. Prezi
Reinvention of presentation
software for the classroom
and the boardroom using
photos, videos, and dynamic
text!!
Captivating motion through
the presentation will grab
your audience’s’ attention.

36. SlideDog
 aims to clear up the unknowns
when making a presentation.Y
 You load all your content into a
new SlideDog slide deck and
arrange it in the correct order.
 When you go to present,
SlideDog handles all the
technical aspects such a loading
a video, accessing the web, etc.

37. Visme
Similar to Canva in the sense
that it is more than just a tool
for creating presentations.
You can create charts, reports,
infographics, and much more.
The site offers a wide array of
templates, all which are fully
customizable to meet your
needs.

39. Animaker
Create your own video
presentation from scratch or
choose from the wide variety
of prebuilt templates.
With a few drags and drops
your video presentation will
be ready within minutes.

40. Photopeach
Create your own video
presentation from images.

41. Slideboom
Create your own video
presentation from PPT.

42. Swipe
Create your own video
presentation from PPT.

43. Piktochart
Create presentation,
infographic and Printable
covers.

44. YouTube
Dragontape.com
 Mashups videos & clip
them
TubeChop.com
 Cut videos
QuietTube.com
 Remove Distractions

45. YouTube
http://www.youtube.c
om/editor Combine multiple videos you’ve uploaded to
create a new longer video
 Trim the beginning and / or end of your
videos
 Add a soundtrack from Creative Commons
AudioSwap library
 Create new videos without worrying about
file formats, and publish the new video to
YouTube with one click (no new upload is
required)

46. EDpuzzle
 is a site that allows users to select a
video and customize it by editing,
cropping, recording audio, and
adding questions to make an
engaging presentation or lesson.
 Currently FREE to use for both
teachers and students.

47. iPiccy
 FREE Photo Editor

48. Aviary
 FREE Web and Mobile Photo
Editor

49. Pixlr
 FREE Web and Mobile photo
editor

50. Clipping magic
 Easily remove backgrounds
from images online

51. Images Resources
flickr.com
 Option for Copyright
friendly images
Pics4Learni
ng.com
 Copyright-friendly
images
Getty
Images
 Copyright-friendly
images
 search for open content
images
Morguefile.c
om
 Copyright-friendly
images

52. Audacity
 is a free open source software program
that is used to edit, record or
 Use Audacity to record a "show" to
inform others about class news, current
events, and areas of interest.
 Teachers can record proper
pronunciation of a foreign language so
students can listen and practice.

53. Audio Resources
Creativecom
mons.org list of Copyright-friendly
audio repositories
 for use in podcasts and
videos
Freemusicarchi
ve.com
 an interactive library of
highquality, legal audio
downloads
Soundbible.
com
 Copyright-friendly audio
Clips
 sound effects and loops
 Comprehensive list of
copyright-friendly
music and sound
Copyright
friendly. wi
kispaces.com

54. Quizlet
 Free, web-based tool designed to help
individuals learn and practice
vocabulary.
 Create flashcards online and allow
others to collaborate on the stack.
 Then play several flash games (based
on the information in your flashcards)
to help learn the content.

55. Screencasting Tools
A process that allows one to capture actions viewed on a
computer screen, such as browsing a website, saving a
file to a flash drive or performing a task in Excel or
Blackboard.
 demonstrating how a certain task is performed using
specific database or software
 presenting video lectures along with narration
 providing student visual and narrated feedback on
assignments or projects

56. Camtasia Studio
 Unlimited recording with timeline
editor, Captions, Speech-to-text,
Callouts, Zoom and Pan,
 PowerPoint add-in to record
presentations
 Quiz questions and Score compatible
(save grades in Blackboard)

57. Screenr
 Web based screen recorder
 Great for on the fly screencasts
 Shareable and Reusable:
o Embed in Blackboard, Get URL,
Download mp4, or Publish to
YouTube.
 5 minutes limit

58. Techsmith Snagit
 Image editor to mark up
screenshot, delayed capture
to snag menus, spotlight &
magnify, interactive hotspot
tool for URL links and/or
text poppers

59. Techsmith Jing
 Capture whole screen or a
portion of your screen,
limited markup tools
 (arrows, highlight, textboxes)

60. Soft Chalk
 is teaching software that allows users
to create engaging, interactive lessons
 pop-up annotations, interactive
learning activities, and comprehension
questions
 Create Web lessons in html format as if
working in a word processor
 Mobile ready!

61. Respondus
 Tool for creating Exams
 Print to paper or publish to Blackboard
 Import Q’s from Word or Text File
 Multiple Question Types
 Exam wizards, spell check,tables,
bulleted lists, fonts, enhanced
formatting (e.g.bold, italics, etc.)

62.  Download free e-books
ebooks
http://en.booksee.org

63.  Convert any video into MP3
vidtomp3
http://www.vidtomp3.co
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64. Thank you!
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