On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 2:43 AM, David Van Assche wrote:
> A real simple alternative to powerpoint/impress that looks and smells
> like it, but with maybe really limited functionality would be loved by
> teachers everywhere, At least, all the teachers I have met rely very
> heavily on powerpoint in
On Thursday 02 Jul 2009 6:21:33 pm Walter Bender wrote:
> I still wish there was a
> launch-this-project-and-we'll-have-taken-care-of-steps-1–5-below-for-you
> Etoys bundle kicking around that we could just ship with the Journal.
There is a simpler way to 'build a story' using conventional techniqu
Fully agreed, so what's wrong with giving Etoys a try?
- Bert -
Nothing. I wrote my own email before reading yours and it sounds like
Etoys would be great for the purpose too. I wish I had time to not
only finish my own Activities but also to try out all the other ones.
Etoys and Turtle Art ar
On 02.07.2009, at 17:41, Jim Simmons wrote:
> David,
>
> I just checked out Google Docs for the first time and I'm impressed.
> It looks and feels very much like PowerPoint, and you can even
> download your finished presentation in PDF format for the Read
> activity. I think for teachers that dep
David,
I just checked out Google Docs for the first time and I'm impressed.
It looks and feels very much like PowerPoint, and you can even
download your finished presentation in PDF format for the Read
activity. I think for teachers that depend on PowerPoint it's a
reasonable answer.
I haven't t
I still wish there was a
launch-this-project-and-we'll-have-taken-care-of-steps-1–5-below-for-you
Etoys bundle kicking around that we could just ship with the Journal.
-walter
On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 6:31 AM, Bert Freudenberg wrote:
> Since this does not seem to be obvious: It's really simple to c
Since this does not seem to be obvious: It's really simple to create
nice presentations in Etoys, there is not even scripting involved:
0. Start a fresh Etoys copy (in Strawberry, right-click the Etoys icon
and choose "start" rather than resuming the latest project)
1. click "new project"
2. F
On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 09:43, David Van Assche wrote:
> A real simple alternative to powerpoint/impress that looks and smells
> like it, but with maybe really limited functionality would be loved by
> teachers everywhere, At least, all the teachers I have met rely very
> heavily on powerpoint in on
A real simple alternative to powerpoint/impress that looks and smells
like it, but with maybe really limited functionality would be loved by
teachers everywhere, At least, all the teachers I have met rely very
heavily on powerpoint in one form or another, be it integrated into
other software like m
And we also have Turtle Art as a presentation option (it can keep to a
prearranged order :)
-walter
On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 4:04 PM, James Simmons wrote:
> I deleted the digest that contained someone asking about putting Open
> Office on an XO to get alternatives to Excel and PowerPoint, but I'd
I deleted the digest that contained someone asking about putting Open
Office on an XO to get alternatives to Excel and PowerPoint, but I'd
like to suggest that with the features I added to View Slides over the
weekend you *could* use View Slides to create and view presentations.
What you could
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