Prezi+Aheadi

unique and powerful features; then have some time to get started with Prezi.
Be sure to follow the SubPlot: Homer Versus Vitruvian

the power that an "infinite canvas" provides.
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==This is an example of a Concept Map Schematic for Frolich Anatomy and Physiology Class. Took two hours to create from scratch, although the Head, as you'll see, is still unfinished! I plan to play this as my students enter the first day of class...and then return to it at the end of the semester. Their feedback on this concept map map could be part of our "outcomes assessment."==

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Frolich Website Vitruvian Man PearlTree

Ahead--more sophisticated infinite canvas with features for designers and artists
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Ahead Presentation Example
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**Prezi Versus Ahead**
 * == == || ==PREZI== || ==AHEAD== ||
 * ==EASE/INTUITIVENESS OF USE== || easier at first || more features allow for easily changing and controlling the presentation ||
 * ==LEARNING CURVE== || lower initially || steeper learning curve ||
 * ==FONTS AND LAYOUTS== || only provides general templates || can control many aspects including fonts, colors, background, layers ||
 * ==FREE VERSION== || full feature, 500MB of storage || full feature, 300 MB of storage ||
 * ==PAID VERSION== || gives desktop tool, 2GB of storage || more web and server control, 3 GB of storage ||
 * ==INTERNET REQUIRED== || paid version with desktop development, download presentation to local computer || development and delivery always online ||
 * ==WHO USES IT== || businesses, educators, public presenters || designers, artists ||
 * == SUMMARY == || Prezi is easy to learn, has limited design and format features, allows for local download of presentation and, with paid version, local desktop development of presentation. It's used a lot by educators...you can be up and running in a one-hour workshop. || Ahead is more sophisticated with Photoshop-like layer control, uses a lot of Adobe features, is harder to learn, gives a slicker look and, with paid version, high level of web control. Has no local development or delivery--everything is online. Used a lot by artists and designers. ||

**More on The Infinite Canvas**

Scott McCloud, the cartoon-lover's intellectual explains the infinite canvas...in detail--link

And if you just want to paint on an infinite canvas... and be social about it...here it is--the web canvas--link





Larry Frolich, Math & Science Division, Prescott Thatcher Bohrman, Instructional Technology Coordinator, TELS Iain Davidson, TELS
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