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Piktochart is an easy to use slide presentation template. It's free and it offers tons of photos and graphics to choose from to illustrate your brilliant ideas. The tutorials are accessible and useful. What this isn't great for is freeform work. Also, advanced levels aren't free.

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I used Prezi because I had always wanted to know how to use it! IT turns out that it looks much more complicated than it actually is and that it is so easy to use. I will definitely be using it in the future.

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Data will be the future of education. soon we will be able to track every step of student learning and the effectiveness of teachers
 Dell EMC gains server market share at HPE's expense
Dell EMC gains server market share at HPE's expense
Dell EMC has taken over from HPE in server market share, following strong growth over the first quarter of 2017. However, HPE remains in control when it comes to revenues, with it holding 24.1% of the market share - down from 25.2% in the first quarter of 2016.
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Prezi is a free platform to create presentations. It is pretty easy to use, but is somewhat rigid because not much comes with the free account.

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I used Slides. It's a decent alternative to Google Slides. On the plus side, it's easy to use, its interface is very intuitive, and it's free. However, the free version limits choice of fonts, and its functionality isn't dramatically different than that of Google Slides.
My presentation using Slides

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I used Prezi. It was fun to mix it up from the usual Powerpoint. I could see myself using this is the future, if it was less limited for free users.

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I decided to use prezi because I have used it many times before and it is a great software to use.

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Prezi is interactive and nice to look at, but also has some limitations to its formatting.

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Piktochart is a great resource for developing infographics that can be used to present statistical information and data.

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I used Prezi! I found out that they have templates ready-made for teachers - even had one for English teachers. The movement is stimulating for visual learners and would be particularly beneficial for English learners.

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Google Form Presentation

Google form is a great way to assess students! It is engaging and makes it very easy for teachers to grade.

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I used Slides for the first time. It was simple once I got the hang of it.
I discovered Edutopia in this class and I use it all the time. It is a great resource!

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An interactive presentation created with Slides.

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Swipe Right!
This presentation is a collection of tutorial videos and polls on different technologies we learned in class.

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My Prezi presentation. Although slightly frustrating at first, I enjoyed learning this presentation tool and will definitely be using it for my instruction in the future.

https://prezi.com/p/f97s81u1xh4e/

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https://prezi.com/view/5z2IIew2xzMXeZeXFfsJ/

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From Socrative to Google Classroom, there are a large variety of ways to enhance learning using technology in the classroom.

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I used Prezi.
Pros: is easy, quick, intuitive
Cons: easy to lose slides, motion sickness
https://prezi.com/view/NBfHm7Xf3QTf9THZhdCw/

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https://prezi.com/p/eegs8oajopou/

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https://prezi.com/view/RJiRcW47tpDmBufxJlZy/
I prefer google slides but it was nice to use something different for a change.