Help your learners develop research and presentation skills by having them create a digital presentation as a project. Below, find a list of tips, resources, and web tools to help your students create presentations. Don’t forget to check out our webinar recording, Creating Digital Presentations, with more tips and resources.
Tips
- Canva has free resources to help your students learn about designing a digital presentation from choosing the right high resolution images to advice for adding bullet points.
- Venngage provides 101 different presentation ideas here.
- Art Skills is a resource that helps your students learn about white space and color schemes.
- Find various free research poster presentation slides here.
- Teach digital research skills. The Kentucky Virtual Library has an interactive site to walk students through the process.
- Get students to cite their research with the Google Docs research tools, Cite This for Me, Refme, and EasyBib.
Recommended Tools and Apps
These are the free web tools and apps we recommend for students to create incredible animated presentations:
- EduBuncee
- Flowvella
- Sway
- Projeqt
- Prezi
- Haiku Deck
- Emaze
- Google Slides
- VoiceThread
- Present.me
- Livebinders
- Capzles
- Biteslides
- YakItForKids
- Adobe Slate
- Canva
- Slideshare
If you enjoyed the resources in this post, check out the Teaching with Technology Certification course we offer online.
Live TESOL webinars are presented every Friday at 4 PM EST or New York time with Shelly Terrell. TESOL Lectures are open to the public, so feel free to invite a friend. To enter a TESOL Webinar, click here https://americantesol.adobeconnect.com/terrell/. Next, click Enter as a Guest, type your name, and click Enter Room.