Create Interactive elearning Content

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Learn to create interactive, non-linear presentations with Prezi using templates or from scratch, and set up a free account on prezi.com to get started.

Create interactive elearning content by using Prezzie templates to build presentations, customize slides, add text and images, and share publicly or with select people.

Create a resume and portfolio in Prezi using templates or from scratch, including experiences, education, skills, and contact details, with guidance on privacy and sharing.

Create video lectures using Prezi by converting your existing presentations into engaging screen-recorded content with green casting, editing, and publishing to YouTube.

Explore the academy presenter interface - from canvas and toolbar to properties and insert options for multimedia objects; learn to style, add text, images, bullets, and build slides for presentation.

Learn to insert mathematical formulas and hyperlinks in Academic Presenter using the formula tool, formula recognizer, and hyperlink features to create interactive presentations.

Learn to insert pdf files into your project canvas and present them seamlessly by embedding a document, maintaining aspect ratio, and navigating pages with page up/down in fullscreen.

Learn how to insert LaTeX code into your project to produce high quality scientific and technical documentation, including basic structure, compilation, and exporting the output.

Learn to create basic animations and make interactive lectures using images, shapes, and synchronized elements. Build slides with grouped objects, headings, and text updates to deliver engaging elearning content.

Learn to convert an existing PowerPoint into an interactive Academic Presenter project by turning slides into images, layering transparent shapes for zoom hotspots, and designing engaging visuals.

Learn to create two animation styles—2d animation and whiteboard animation—using free tools like anymaker.com, including creating an account and starting projects from scratch.

Learn how to create a 2D animation from scratch using an online tool, including selecting video templates, setting a background, adding characters, objects, text, and audio with lip-sync and text-to-speech.

Add multiple scenes and transitions to animations, control character and object movements, and adjust timing to create engaging animated lectures you can export for sharing.

Learn to finalise your interactive animations by exporting them as a video, and sharing via WhatsApp, Vimeo, Snapchat, Instagram, or YouTube.

Explore whiteboard animation using a web tool, switching backgrounds between whiteboard, blackboard, and glassboard, selecting characters, adjusting the timeline, and adding chalk or marker drawing to create interactive elearning content.

Create your first whiteboard animation in Make a Whiteboard by building a script, adding characters and text, and timing scenes with the timeline and transitions, including background options.

Add music and narration to your animation using the soundtrack timeline and voiceover options, including text-to-speech and recording, then export to YouTube or download.

Learn to create simple animations in PowerPoint by tracing letters with a hand drawing, animating text to appear one by one, and syncing the hand movement with precise timing.

Create interactive video lectures with ed puzzle, inserting timeline questions that prevent skipping and boost engagement in self-paced learning; learn to sign up and connect to Google Classroom.

Explore Dead Ed, a platform for educators to create and share interactive video lectures with students and parents; register via Google, Apple, or email and use discover, create, and support.

Create and export video lectures on Ted Ed by sourcing YouTube content, adding titles, descriptions, and quizzes, including dig deeper sections, and publish or share the lesson.

Create interactive quizzes with the open source tool Hot Potatoes, including quizzes, crosswords, fill-in-the-blanks, match-the-following, and jumbled sentences, then export as zip and share via Google Classroom.

Learn to create interactive crossword quizzes with hot potatoes, including adding questions, generating grids, clues, prompts, feedback, scoring, and timer options.

Create fill in the blanks quizzes with the hot potatoes tool by turning text into blanks, adding clues and alternatives, then saving, testing, and sharing.

Create jumbled sentence quizzes where students earn full marks by ordering sentences correctly. Export as page or drag-and-drop, remove punctuation and capitalization, and optionally include alternate sentence hints.

Learn to create match the following based quizzes using hot potato, with left questions, right answers, drag-and-drop or dropdown interactions, unique matches, feedback, and export options.

Explore how graphics tablets enable direct interaction with computer screens using a stylus, with Bluetooth or Wi‑Fi to mobile devices, for writing and solving math and science problems.

Learn to create eye-catching yet simple thumbnails using Adobe Spot, with drag-and-drop editing, background images, text overlays, logos, and personal photos to attract viewers and boost watch time.

Explore screen casting and screen recording with a lightweight tool, demonstrating audio editing, captions, annotations, media library, and cursor highlighting to create interactive elearning content.