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Experimenting with forms – especially Google forms

I just love all the different features of Slideshare. Last week I explored adding YouTube videos to Slideshare. Today was my day with experimenting with the Slideshare playlist widget.  I got the idea from http://web2teachingtools.wikispaces.com/SlideShare. First of all I created my three PowerPoints about creating online forms. I uploaded those to Slideshare:

 

1) Google forms – so easy to create

 This form is definitely my favourite. I can’t believe that Google can give us so many superb programmes FREE. What I especially like about Google forms is that they automatically create their own collection site for you to review the results.

Google forms – so easy to use

http://www.slideshare.net/fionabeal/google-forms-so-easy-to-use?ref=

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2) Create an Email Me form

Email Me Form

http://www.slideshare.net/fionabeal/email-me-form?ref=

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3) Have you tried Survey Monkey for creating surveys?

Use Survey Monkey to create surveys

http://www.slideshare.net/fionabeal/use-survey-monkey-to-create-surveys?ref=

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The next step was to upload these to Slideshare. Once that was done I had to make each one a ‘favourite’ by clicking on the presentation to view it and then clicking on ‘Favourites’.Now it was time to experiment with the playlist widget. http://www.slideshare.net/widgets/playlist. This took me to a page where I could arrange it all.

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The only problem is that if I try to make this playlist Slideshare less wide so that it fits in to the blog using Firefox or Internet Explorer as a browser, it doesn’t work! So I have omitted putting it here apart from the screenshot.

This idea of a playlist originated from looking at Judi Barrett’s playlist where she created a whole series of lessons this way:  http://web2teachingtools.wikispaces.com/SlideShare