Step 8: Embed Content in Posts(V)

 Haiku Deck
 Haiku Deck is a tool that allows you to create presentations using their website on your computer or their app on your iOS device. Haiku Deck works by combining beautiful images with minimal text. As you type a word(s) on the slide Haiku Deck searches Creative Commons images to find images to match your text. You can also upload images from your computer. Below is an example of a Haiku Deck created by a student.Presentations
PowToon
PowToon is an online tool that allows you to make animated videos and presentations easily. Students under 18 are allowed to use the Education version of PowToon.
Prezi 
Prezi  is an online tool that uses a single canvas instead of traditional series of slides for presentation and storytelling. The images, text, videos and other objects are placed on the canvas and users can zoom in and out. Below is an example of a Prezi created by a student.Prezi or PowerPoint
Note: Students under 13 are not allowed to create their own Prezis. Students over 13 are allowed to use provided their parent or guardian agrees to the terms and conditions.
SlideShare
SlideShare is a site where you can host your presentations and share with others. SlideShare is ideal for those who want to embed presentations in their posts and websites rather than upload their PowerPoints directly and insert as a link. Students under 13 can’t upload slides to SlideShare but they can embed SlideShares created by other people in posts.
ThingLink
 ThingLink is an easy to use online tool that allows you to make any graphic or photo interactive. With ThingLink you can create multiple hot spots on specific parts of your image that link to a website, video, music,text or audio file. Read more about using ThingLink with students here. Students under 13 can use ThingLink under supervision of teacher or school.