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I use microsoft office 365
Kahoot - YouTube

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I use Moodle, youtube, kahoot, code.org, Google Apps.

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I use Google Apps for education , Scratch, Youtube, kahoot, Powtoon, Code.org, arduino, Tracker, padlet, learning designer, and many apps for smartphone.

With so many resources available, we have to choose the ones that best suit each project.

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I use Office 365, Youtube, Quizlet, Today's Meet, padlet, Canva, Prezi, Kahoot. I think your collection is very impressive though I also believe it is not possible to use them all so one should decide which are the most useful and what they are meant to be used for.

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We use Gsuite Education apps (include google classroom), ITunes U, Apple classroom, lots of apple apps, because we have 1:1 project, lego robotics, Pro-bots, scratch, logo, sketchup, 3D printer, minecraft education, kahoot, Khan Academy,  Code.org, padlet, prezi, arduino. flipped classroom, Project base learning. Your collection is very interesting
and useful. I have to share with my colleagues.

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Now it is your turn to share new tools and services that you are using!

We use Google Apps for Education, Moodle, Youtube, Scratch, Kahoot, Hour of code, Hot potatoes, Cmap Tools, Geogebra, …

What do you think about our collection?

I think your collection is very interesting and It could be even more interesting with contributions from teachers all over.

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I use Office365's tools, Google's tools, Loomen, Socrative, Youtube, Word Search Labs, Code.org, CodeMonkey, Academy of Code, SQLZOO, ...

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I use some tools in my work such as Office 365, Google Drive, Gmail, Dropbox, Team Viewer ....

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I use office 365, Powtoon, Kahoot, Prezi, Padlet, Edmodo, microbit, Python

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I use Kahoot, Prezi, Padlet, Edmodo, Telegram..

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i use  MS word, powerpoint, youtube and

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I use Prezi,Edmondo,we school,Geogebra,Dropbox,drive,office free,phet,digital books, Zanichelli platformand social networks

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In our school we use google disk, kahoot, scratch, prezi... The options you mention are amazing.

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Well I use everyday the Google apps because is a powerful tool to share, make and control lot of things in the everyday classroom work. I also use Kahoot, Classdojo and Edpuzzle These apps are really apreciate by learners just because they are learning and at the same time they have fun and enjoy a lot

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I use Office 365, Google Drive, Google Forms, Facebook, EtWininng plattform, Geogebra, Messenger, Gmail

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I use Office 365, especially OneNote Online, Google Disk, Google Forms, Glogster, Scratch, Prezi, ...

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Where to start? Plenty of options.... I suggest https://hourofcode.com/hr for introducing little ones to programing

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An Ocean of opportunities... thanks a lot

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You have provided us with a mountain of interesting resources, it is difficult to check them all in a short time. I find Adobe Spark interesting in the PC and in the mobile version (Graphics, Web Pages and Video). It is a free tool that lets you create presentations and web pages with a new graphical design.
"Adobe Spark makes it easy for anyone to create and share compelling visual content, design and build graphics for social media, collages, invitations, Web pages, presentations, multimedia videos and more."

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Very interesting lists and resources - thank you. We use quite a few apps, but Seesaw and Edcureations are two content creating apps that I use with some of the older children. We use them for self assessment and assessment. We also use them to share skills. Some of my children are unable to tie their leces - two others created a tutorial in Seesaw with photos and a voice over of step by step - just great. Another child good at maths did a tutorial on long division - learners logged in to watch and learn.

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I use Kahoot, Powtoon, Prezi, Edmodo, Office365... we also programming micro:bits.

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At my school we make use of veyon. This application is brilliant. It is a monitoring software to be managed by the teacher. The teacher could see all the students monitors, lock them if needed, send a message, remote control them or even switch them on/off. Best of all it is opensource and free.

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I use office365, Google drive, Edmodo, Prezi, Kahoot, Geogebra, Moodle, Padlet,...nice to some new for me

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This presented lists are great! I use different types of apps according my needs, and I'm glad to meet some new ones. Tnx!

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I use office 365, Google drive, Kizoa, Prezi, Pixton.

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I use Google Drive and OneNote.

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Office 365, Google sites, Google forms, code.org

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So far I haven't used so many web tools for teaching (Moovly, Kahoot, Octopus, WebEd, SmartClass, ...), but I've added much more to my Favorites folder (for future use): Sutori, Spiral, Algodoo, ScratchEd, Glogster, ...etc

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Kahoot, Purpose games, Match the memory, Linoit, Plickers, Powtoon, Geogebra, Moodle, Office365, Google Drive, Vimeo, Animoto, Prezzi,...

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Great collection! Most used by me are Google services, Kahoot, Socrative, Plickers

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I use Google Classroom (all G Suite), learningapps.com, Padlet, Scratch, Weebly, Klavaro and hope to use more and more apps in the future.

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http://www.flowgorithm.org/

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I use Edmodo, Kahoot, I also teach programming on Arduino and Python

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I use google docs scratch padlet kahoot

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I use Edmodo, Kahoot, Socrative, Learning apps, Purpose games, Match the memory, Linoit, Plickers, Powtoon, Geogebra, Moodle, Office365, Google Drive…. I also teach programming on BBC micro:bit.

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Sadly, rare school has enough resources to use new technologies. Anyway, in Lithuania we have micro:bit mini-computers to introduce schoolchildren with programming in 5th. class. Out teaching-learning programmes aren't trully ready for that.

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https://bloggerjet.com/online-tools-services-list/

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Wow, Your collection is great. Thank`s a lot for this. It will surely serve me in the future because I have saved these links and will use them in the classroom. Thanks again. Otherwise, I use a lot of apps every day, but I'm still in the run-up and exercise phase. I use Padlet, Office365, Linoit, Yammer, Loomen, Glogster, Vimeo, Animoto, Sway, etc.

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Thank you for new ideas!
I use Plickers, Kahoot, Google apps, Prezi, Adobe Spark, Office365... we also programming mbots, micro:bits

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I use Scratch, Office365,  Moodle, Padlet, ...
Thanks for all tips!

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Great collection, thank you. I use Edmodo, Kahoot, Nearpod, Canva, Padlet, Creately (for diagrams), logic.ly (for logic gates), Genially. MS Forms... We program micro:bits and LEGO mindstorms roboters. For my presentations and tutorials sometimes I use ScreenToGif, Camstudio...

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Epic tools... :-) we use Kahoot, Office 365, micro:bit, mBots, Edmodo...

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As mentioned from the other participants in my school most of the educators use Google tools, Prezi for presentation and etwinning. Some others they use the eclass platform to provide to their students online exercises, tests and guidance.

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I use Kahoot, Prezzi, Google apps. I also teach programming on BBC micro:bit and mBot.
I will try your collection, to improve teaching.

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I ussally use google tools and learning apps, these are very common in my country

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I love using Kahoot, coggle, Adobe Spark, Prezi, Edmodo and eTwinning platforms

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Your collection is great! Thank you for sharing! I use Kahoot, Office 365,  Mentimeter, Padlet, Powtoon, Mystorybook, ...
Also, I teach robotics. We program mbots.

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I use the flipped classroom method where we have a Moodle platform to interact with my students. I use Kahoot for quizzes and i used ClassDojo last year. I use Google Drive to share teaching material with my colleagues

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I often use Kahoot and Quizziz to make quizes and games in during my classes. I also use LearningApps to create games. I use these resources because, I think, it's really important to integrate games into studying to make it more exciting and intersting. I also use different cloud services like Google Drive of Office 365 to share information about lessons and homework with my students.

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I have some like Scratch (to teach ICT for young students), Panoramio (to see places around the world) and Google Drive (to work in Cloud).

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It’s a fantastic collection of resources that I hope use most of them next course. Trello is a good app to organise ICT tasks. I use Moodle for planning courses structure and pick up exercicies and quizz from students to evaluate them. I use Kahoot for evaluate daily concepts as a game and to training for the exam. Dropbox is my prefer tool because it allows me having my main files everywhere. Idoceo changed my life five years ago. I use scratch, and bitbloq to teach easy programming to young students and arduino for the olders. Naturally, youtube is present every day in short videos to explain some concepts which are difficult to understanding for students.

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I'm really confused: there are too many tools, I can use one and suddenly there are new ones. It's interesting but also very tiring!

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It's very good, I already use some of them, particularly Google Drive and its functionalities

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I already use some of the tools and I will try out others. Thanks for the ideas!

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In my teaching I use the web a lot. The collection is very interesting, I knew many of them, many others, I will update myself to be able to use them in the future.

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The collection is great Especially appreciated is that the tools are collected in one place. I am already acquianted with padlet, quizlet, tricider, I am really fond of learningapps. It is a great means to motivate students, keep them active and engaged in the lesson.

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The collection is fantastic. Some of the tools I already knew, but not others.
A 3D design tool: https://www.tinkercad.com/

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Thank you for  these great collection of tools. I hope  I will try mostly of them with my students.
I use a lot of web tools in my work: Office 365, excelent Kahoot, Padlet, PowToon, microbit.org, Scratch, StoryBird....

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We use many tools...usually we try everything that we hear from our collegues. Kahoot, Office 365, all google services, wordle, glogster...We are programming mBots, microbits, Lego mindstorms... Your collection is awsome, we will try it in the future.

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I use a lot of web tools in my work. More recently, I use applications in Office 365, the most powerful BI for interactive reports.

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Thanks for all of these tools!

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For many of this tools I did not hear, so they are good....we use Office 365, Google drive, micro:bit, Kahoot

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For many of this tools I did not hear, so they are good....we use Office 365, Google drive, micro:bit, Kahoot

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This collection is impressive. Here are my tools: Office 365, Loomen, Spiral, Edmodo, Kahoot…

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Impressive collection of tools I have used Prezi, Kahoot, Edmodo, Phet Colorado, Thinglink, Padlet, Google Drive etc. However, with this list I want to try new ones. I have save the lists for further viewing and will try to make my own list after experimentation to share with my co-workers.

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Some not mentioned :
Biteable, Learnboost, Memrise, Edu Symbaloo, QRcodes, Eliademy, Anymeeting, Engrade...

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Great collection! Thank you for all resources!

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padlet, buncee

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Thank you for your collection, it is impressive; here are my tools: micro:bit (microbit.org), Office 365,
Loomen, Edmodo, Kahoot, G cloud, Padlet, Glogster,
https://prezi.com

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Scratch, Kahoot, Quizizz,  Padlet, Prezi, Mentimeter, Socrative, Hour of code, Tynker, Glogster, Powtoon, Canva, Coggle, Moovly, Weebly, Kizoa, Emaze, Nearpod, Animoto, Photoscape, Thinglink

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Kahoot, Padlet, Sway, Adobe Spark, Sutori, Scratch, Wavesilk, Kizoa, Lunapix, Edmodo, ..

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Thank you for your collection! Here are my tools: mBot (mblock), micro:bit (microbit.org), Office 365, loomen, spiral.ac, Edmodo, Kahoot, G cloud

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In highschool for fun, motivating activities we use Kahoot, Canva or Animoto. Mostly we use Moodle, Hour of code and Scratch for programming, Sutori, Blender, thinkercad for multimedia, ...

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I use of tools with my pupils in classroom:
ClassNotebook, Sway, Google Apps, Office365, Padlet, Prezi, Kahoot, Glogster, Powtoon, Canva, Moovly, Weebly, Kizoa, Animoto, Photoscape.

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I love your collection . My tools : padlet, wikispaces (now closing) , realboardtime, Symbaloo (I love it) , AbodeSpark, Sutori, Prezi, Kahoot, Edmodo,Kizoa, Google drive, Google sites,Scratch, Canva, Genially, Powtoon, Wordwall, Classtools.net ,Storyboardthat ...

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Scratch, GDrive and Planner5D are some tools that i use

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Padlet, Sway, Adobe Spark, Sutori, Scratch, Wavesilk, Kizoa, Lunapix, Edmodo, Flipgrid,...

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I use Office365. Loomen Moodle, Kahoot, mahara E-portfolio. Cisco Packet Tracer,...

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I'm using ClassDojo, Google Drive, Edmodo, Kahoot and Genially.

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Stoodle – jednostavna digitalna bijela ploča, ThingLink – oživite sliku i video interaktivnim sadržajem, MyWeJIT – potaknite diskusiju, Spiral – formativna procjena znanja i komunikacija s učenicima, Nearpod – BYOD na učinkovit i interaktivan način, Screencast-O-Matic – jednostavno snimanje uputa i nastavnog sadržaja, Chamilo LMS, Wizer – interaktivni radni listići, Wix – izrada mrežne stranice bez prethodnog znanja programskih jezika,Purpose Games – portal za učenje kroz igru,.....

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Your collection is very intersting. I'm going to try some of the tools that are mentioned. Many thanks to Tullia for her list.
This is my list:
Padlet, Sway, Scratch, Code.org, PhET, Genial.ly, StoryMap js, Pixilart, Google Apps, Adobe Spark.
It is very short comparing to Tullia's list.

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This is some of tools that I and my pupils use in classroom:
Padlet, Prezi, Mentimeter, Socrative, Kahoot, Quizizz, Scratch, Hour of code, Tynker, Glogster, Easel.ly, Powtoon, Canva, Coggle, Moovly, Weebly, Kizoa, Emaze, Nearpod, Animoto, Photoscape, Thinglink, Genially, Animatron...

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I am using Padlet, Popplet, Hour of code, Alice 3.3 for programming, Class Dogo, Kahoot, Kubbu, inklewriter, scratch, socrative

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Mentimeter ,ClassDojo,Google Apps,Geogebra,Hour of code,Scratch

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I've tried many of the tools mentiones.
At the moment I'm using Google drive (collaborative projects), Scratch, Padlet, Pixlart and eTwinning platform,

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I am using Edmodo, ClassDojo, Google Disk and Google Apps, Prezi, Padlet, Mentimeter, Coggle, Kahoot etc.

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The last application I have just discovered is edpuzzle. It lets me to know if my students have watched the videos I have prepared for them, or not. Anyway, I have still a lot to learn about it!

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I use Geogebra, Prezzi, Microsoft Office 365 applications, Google applications, Learning Designer, Mahara ePortfolio and many others.

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Here is a list of some apps I sometimes use with my studets:
https://www.easel.ly/
https://coggle.it/
https://prezi.com/ .

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I'm using google disk, Edmodo, code.org and from last week I started to learn codepen...

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I'm using only a few tools that are mentioned in this modulo, edmodo, Google apps, edpuzzle, padlet and screencast-o-matic. I think that lessons' video on an argument can be very useful for students

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I'm using only a few tools that are mentioned in this modulo, edmodo, Google apps, edpuzzle, padlet and screencast-o-matic. I think that lessons' video on an argument can be very useful for students

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I know most of the tool mentioned above and used them in class. What I found interesting and most useful was Photo Story 3

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Microsoft's Photo Story is a free Windows program that lets you create audiovisual presentations out of your photos and images. You can quickly crop, rotate, and edit your pictures; personalize them with captions and titles; and add sound effects, narration, and background music. Photo Story saves your presentations as WMV files you can play on your PC or convert using a third-party video converter. Finished files can be small enough to send by email, too. Many Windows users already have it; those who don't can download and install it or repair their current installation, if necessary. We looked at the latest release, Photo Story 3.

Photo Story 3 opens with a wizard offering three choices: Begin a new story, edit a project, or play a story. With no stories to edit or play, we started with the first option. However, in the lower left corner of the program's window is a small Help button that opens a fairly large Help file that many users may prefer as a starting point since it explains every step and even offers extras such as tips and tricks, accessibility options for individuals with disabilities, and a Glossary. In any case, the program's wizard made each step easy even for beginners. We imported some images and arranged them on the film strip. A main window displays selected images and let us crop and rotate them, correct color levels and red eye, and apply a variety of visual effects from a drop-down list. An Auto Fix feature automatically corrects color, contrast, and red eye, too. Photo Story's wizard offers lots of advice, such as telling us that removing the black borders from our images with the Remove Black Borders tool would improve its on-screen appearance. A selection tool ensures that the right part of your photo is retained. We added text, narration, and music, and saved our project with lots of playback options.

Presentations created with Photo Story 3 are great for weddings, birthdays, and other celebrations. With a little time and effort, this surprisingly versatile tool can tell all kinds of stories. It's a hidden gem in Windows.
Editors' note: This is a review of the trial version of Photo Story 3 3.0.1115.11.

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free photo story 3 for windows downloads

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Microsoft's Photo Story is a free Windows program that lets you create audiovisual presentations out of your photos and images. You can quickly crop, rotate, and edit your pictures; personalize them with captions and titles; and add sound effects, narration, and background music.

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OneNote is another App Cloud ideal for mobile devices: it can be used on any device, automatically saving information and allowing it to be accessed from any other device. Thus, all information is saved safely and in real time, without the need for physical copying to be accessed from a different device.
Your collection is very impressive.