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Monday, February 16, 2015
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Create rich interactive lessons with Microsoft Office MIX
Microsoft is quickly changing and adapting to rapidly changing user behavior and requirements. Last year saw two products from Mircosoft, Sway (competes with Prezi) and Office-Mix (competes with Adobe Presenter, Articulate) launched possibly to save people from death by PowerPoint.
Microsoft Office-Mix is a free PowerPoint Add-in that lets you tell your story with audio, video, annotations, screen recording and interactive element. It helps educators create interactive lessons with slides, media, quizzes and polls. In addition to all these cool features which are otherwise paid in other such Add-ins, Office-Mix provides rich analytics and online sharing.
Though Sway and Office-Mix both are not a new idea, yet it is surely going to be a bliss for educators who will not have to rely on paid software for creation of interactive synchronized lessons. Here is a Mix explaining open number lines-
Microsoft Office-Mix is a free PowerPoint Add-in that lets you tell your story with audio, video, annotations, screen recording and interactive element. It helps educators create interactive lessons with slides, media, quizzes and polls. In addition to all these cool features which are otherwise paid in other such Add-ins, Office-Mix provides rich analytics and online sharing.
Though Sway and Office-Mix both are not a new idea, yet it is surely going to be a bliss for educators who will not have to rely on paid software for creation of interactive synchronized lessons. Here is a Mix explaining open number lines-
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