For those teachers who want to get their presentations published quickly for students to access at home Thumbstacks might be the answer!
Thumbstacks runs in your web browser. You can create your presentation, save it, modify it, update it, whatever - then click "publish" and you'll get a link you can use to share it with everyone.
http://www.thumbstacks.com/
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Very cool. Thanks for this.
S5 have an alternative approach, for those not scared to use a text editor, or who would prefer to host the presentations themselves, but I think thumbstacks is likely to have the edge in popularity.
S5 have an alternative approach, for those not scared to use a text editor, or who would prefer to host the presentations themselves, but I think thumbstacks is likely to have the edge in popularity.
QUOTE (Miles Berry @ May 27 2006, 11:52 AM) 
Very cool. Thanks for this.
S5 have an alternative approach, for those not scared to use a text editor, or who would prefer to host the presentations themselves, but I think thumbstacks is likely to have the edge in popularity.
S5 have an alternative approach, for those not scared to use a text editor, or who would prefer to host the presentations themselves, but I think thumbstacks is likely to have the edge in popularity.
Writely looks pretty useful too - how useful I cannot yet tell because new registrations seem to be closed for the moment
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