TOOLS-Box

1. Presentation tools

1.1. Genially

Website: https://www.genial.ly/

1.2. H5P

Website: https://h5p.org/

H5P makes it easy to create interactive content by providing a range of content types for various needs.

Example: interactive video content type allowing users to add multiple choice and fill in the blank questions, pop-up text and other types of interactions to their videos using only a web browser. See below

1.3. Prezi

Website: https://prezi.com/

If you'd prefer to encourage your learners to think on their feet rather than give a rehearsed, orderly PowerPoint presentation, give Prezi a try. While PowerPoint functions like an outline, Prezi works more like a concept map that allows you to toggle easily between topics from the main page. Fun features like zooming make it easy to get professional looking results, and learners will have the freedom to tackle their presentation in any order they like—especially helpful for Q&A sessions at the end.

2. Introduction

3. Web conference softwares

3.1. Webex and Zoom

WebEx Cisco: https://help.webex.com/landing/gettingstarted

Zoom: https://zoom.us/

Webex Training and Zoom can make your online training programs more effective. You can deliver live, interactive sessions to learners anywhere, and keep them engaged with hands-on training, tests, and breakout sessions to enhance their learning.

See below an example on how to set up Breakout sessions for group discussions or groups works!

4. 4. Collaborative boards

4.1. Miro

Website: https://miro.com/

Miro is a cloud-based collaboration tool. The solution features a digital whiteboard that can be used for research, ideation, building customer journeys and user story maps, wireframing and a range of other collaborative activities.

Check out here this concrete example!

4.2. Padlet

Website: https://padlet.com/

Padlet is a web based application that allows you to create a virtual bulletin board in which you can insert: text, images, videos, music and graphics. Padlet can be used simply to pin digital content as you can do in a bulletin board or to create and/or support different educational activities:

• structure a real lesson,
• create a presentation,
• support methodologies such as Brain Storming or Cooperative Learning,
• Create Storytelling,
• Create concept maps.

The "Nice to meet you" exercise that you did in the Welcome section of the course is made with Padlet! Click here to check it once again. 

5. Animated Video

5.1. Powtoon

Website: https://www.powtoon.com/

Powtoon for trainings: https://www.powtoon.com/training-home/

PowToon is Web-based animation software that allows you to quickly and easily create animated presentations with your learners by manipulating pre-created objects, imported images, provided music and user created voice-overs. PowToon can be used for educational assessment and content delivery.

5.2. Wideo

Website: https://wideo.co/

Wideo uses templates to help you create professional videos for marketing, internal communications, social media and more. (Think: Squarespace or Minted, but for videos)

6. Screencasting

6.1. Panopto

Website: https://www.panopto.com/

Panopto is a software company that provides lecture recording, screencasting, video streaming, and video content management software, which is often used in E-learning environments

6.2. Loom

Website: https://www.loom.com/

7. Infographic

7.1. Piktochart

Website: https://piktochart.com/

Easily create reports, presentations, infographics, social media graphics, and prints. You can turn any text-heavy content into a visual story that sticks with Piktochart’s collaborative design platform.

7.2. Canva

Canva overview here 

8. Microlearning booklets

8.1. Rise 360

Website: https://rise.articulate.com/

Articulate Rise 360 is a modern, dynamic eLearning authoring tool allowing you to create responsive courses for any device. Using a web-based course builder, Rise allows instructional designers to create beautiful online courses with a few clicks of a button