Showing posts with label collaboration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label collaboration. Show all posts
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Thing 9: Online Collaboration Tools
I'll start this post and come back later while I wait to get permission to use Google Docs and Zoho Writer. A volunteer organization I work with uses Google Docs to post sign-up spreadsheets for various events. It works well for that purpose although I assume anyone can change what anyone has entered...i.e. there are no controls on editing.
Monday, March 24, 2008
Thing 8: Share Your Creations
Link to my Zoho Slideshow:
http://show.zoho.com/public/mscheide/zoho
I created this slideshow in early 2007 as a way to present information to a class on ZohoShow, which was in beta testing at the time. I easily accessed my account after about a year of inactivity. The interface looks somewhat different; I see that there still is not a way to easily print your show. I also uploaded a presentation I created in 2006. Here's a link: http://www.slideshare.net/secret/445JBdn7BfMhS2
I had some difficulty embedding the links; I received some HTML errors, but I think I finally got this to work. Should the URLs, though, be hyperlinks? As they are now, a viewer would have to copy and paste the URL into their web browser. Generally, though, I think these online slideshow tools are great, especially for someone who does not have access to the software at home.
eFolio Minnesota: Wow! What a wonderful resource. Unfortunately, I live in western Wisconsin so I cannot take advantage of this. My interest would be in creating a career portfolio. I sent off a request to find out if there is a similar service available to Wisconsin residents.
PictureTrail: I could get lost with these tools for days. This site really got my mind spinning with ideas of photo sharing for an upcoming graduation open house.
http://show.zoho.com/public/mscheide/zoho
I created this slideshow in early 2007 as a way to present information to a class on ZohoShow, which was in beta testing at the time. I easily accessed my account after about a year of inactivity. The interface looks somewhat different; I see that there still is not a way to easily print your show. I also uploaded a presentation I created in 2006. Here's a link: http://www.slideshare.net/secret/445JBdn7BfMhS2
I had some difficulty embedding the links; I received some HTML errors, but I think I finally got this to work. Should the URLs, though, be hyperlinks? As they are now, a viewer would have to copy and paste the URL into their web browser. Generally, though, I think these online slideshow tools are great, especially for someone who does not have access to the software at home.
eFolio Minnesota: Wow! What a wonderful resource. Unfortunately, I live in western Wisconsin so I cannot take advantage of this. My interest would be in creating a career portfolio. I sent off a request to find out if there is a similar service available to Wisconsin residents.
PictureTrail: I could get lost with these tools for days. This site really got my mind spinning with ideas of photo sharing for an upcoming graduation open house.
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