Powerpoint and iSpring
Did you know that Powerpoint can be used for much more than your typical boring lecture slides? From custom navigation, short animations and lecture-style content using both audio and video, it’s easy to share a professional presentation that opens automatically in the slideshow view.
iSpring is a Powerpoint add-in that works to make your Powerpoint deliverable via the internet, while also providing additional tools such as in-built quizzes, interactivity and activities – the results of which can almost all be tracked. While the iSpring data isn’t as powerful as what you might get from a specialised survey tool, it can still provide some useful insights.
Pros: Powerpoint is easy to use and share. iSpring distribution is straightforward and can be delivered as part of another resource.
Cons: iSpring is a Windows only tool with limited licenses. Quiz responses require an element of manual processing. The iSpring “free trial” is not the version of the software at UoM, so cannot be used.