Saving Presentations in a Flash

Posted on March 13, 2009 by admin

1) You have already created a presentation.  Now it’s time to save the file as a Flash animation.  This is good for 2 reasons: you can share the presentation on the Web for student-use (anyone can play the presentation, not just people with Microsoft PowerPoint). Second, you make the file much smaller

  • If you use PowerPoint on a PC, download the iSpring Plug-in.
  • If you use Keynote on a Mac – simply “File > Export” as a swf (shockwave flash).

Example from Oxley College Science

or play it straight from the page:

The 2nd Step is to embed the animated slideshow into a Web page.

Use your faculty / course blog.  Make sure it has the special SWF plug-in installed. Contact Tom if you need this done.

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