My overall process of creating the "oh don't forget" presentation went quite smoothly.
I first started out by searching "Cool Web applications." I then proceeded to scroll down the page and browse through all of the available web applications. I wanted something simple, but not overly boring or shallow.
Eventually, I came to select the "oh don't forget" application, an app you can learn about in my presentation in the blog post below. Me and Jackson Connell chose to use Google Docs in the making of our slideshow, mainly because in enables us to work in it at the same time.
The process of creating it through Google docs was easy, especially considering I had already done it before. With our App being simple, the slides required little hard work.
A lot of people struggled with putting the right Web address on their blog, but that was not a problem for me. I have done all this before, so it was fairly easy.
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Monday, February 28, 2011
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
"Oh don't forget" presentation
Here's the Google docs presentation on the "oh don't forget" web application.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Google docs Presentation - The Flying Cow
The Presentation
I was not impressed with Google Docs. I did like the ability for more than one person could work on it at once, but other than that it was basically a step down from Microsoft Powerpoint. No copy and pastes of pictures, not a lot of creativity, and a couple other things. I would only use this if there was multiple people working on it.
I was not impressed with Google Docs. I did like the ability for more than one person could work on it at once, but other than that it was basically a step down from Microsoft Powerpoint. No copy and pastes of pictures, not a lot of creativity, and a couple other things. I would only use this if there was multiple people working on it.
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