This book has been compiled by Terry Freedman (@terryfreedman) website http://www.ictineducation.org/
Teachers and educationalists from all over the world have contributed examples of Web2.0 projects to this book and what a great resource it is. Teachers will find many practical ideas of how to use Web 2.0 technologies in their teaching and learning.
Showing posts with label Zoho. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zoho. Show all posts
Thursday, 22 April 2010
Sunday, 26 October 2008
Zoho: Online Free Office Package
Zoho allows you to create WordProcessing documents, Slideshow Prese
ntations, Spreadsheets, Databases, email, calendar, blog sites and more. And it is free. Which means if your students have 
internet connection at home but no suitable WordProcessing packages on their computer then they can use this suite of applications for their homework. Word, PowerPoint and Excel documents can be uploaded to Zoho, and vice versa you can download your Zoho documents into Word, PowerPoint or Excel or even in PDF file format.
There is a limit to what you can do regarding extra tools but the basics are there. You can insert photos, type text, insert tables, change fonts, size and colour, align text, print and save.
It also has an easy to use Database Creator so students could create their own surveys or databases
ntations, Spreadsheets, Databases, email, calendar, blog sites and more. And it is free. Which means if your students have 
internet connection at home but no suitable WordProcessing packages on their computer then they can use this suite of applications for their homework. Word, PowerPoint and Excel documents can be uploaded to Zoho, and vice versa you can download your Zoho documents into Word, PowerPoint or Excel or even in PDF file format.
There is a limit to what you can do regarding extra tools but the basics are there. You can insert photos, type text, insert tables, change fonts, size and colour, align text, print and save.
It also has an easy to use Database Creator so students could create their own surveys or databases
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