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The PowToon took me a long time to make as I had to add timings for every feature (such as an image or text box) on each slide, and so I feel that using this webtool was not the most efficient use of my time.

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I used PowToon to present and analyse some audience feedback, which made it more interesting than simply using pictures and text as I could include things such as caricatures and speech bubbles to communicate the information.

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Some styles of slideshow on Cincopa were not compatible with Blogger, which meant I had to re-make one of the slideshows. In addition to this, I could not control the size of the slideshows as it could not be changed in the HTML code.

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I used this to create slideshows of pictures, for example of influential album covers. This made them more interesting to view than if I had inserted the images straight into a blog post.

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Once images were added they could not be removed without starting a new collage, which sometimes made it a bit frustrating to use.

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Loupe allowed me to create collages which presented images in a creative way, which made the content of my blog more interesting.

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Images over a certain size cannot be inserted into an Examtime mindmap, and therefore I had to spend extra time re-sizing some images before I could add them to my mindmap.

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Examtime was another tool I used to present the content of my blog in an interactive way, as it allowed me to create mindmaps online. It was particularly useful as I could edit the mindmaps after embedding them into a blog post, and the changes would be transferred to the version in my blog without me having to embed the new version.

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As I did not have a 'pro' account for Imgflip, the GIFs I made were limited in size and quality. However, I don't think this impacted the overall quality of my evaluation.

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This was one of the most vital tools I used in my evaluation as I could create GIFs from any YouTube video to help demonstrate my points, for example how we challenged or conformed to conventions of real music videos.

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Unfortunately GIFs do not work in Prezi, so I could not always evidence the points I was making as well as I could with other webtools.

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Prezi was a simple way to make the content on my blog interactive, which I used for presenting information such as how we applied music video theories to our project.

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One downside to Padlet was that it could often take two or three tries to successfully upload a GIF to it.

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Padlet was useful as it can be embedded into a blog post, and was a more interesting way of presenting pictures and GIFs than inserting them straight into blog posts.