PD sem 2. Session1: Mix
Welcome to this mini-session on using Mix
These resources are designed to be 'self-directed', in that you should be able to work though these tasks yourself to meet the objectives, it should take you abut 30-60 minutes. Please ask us (FliT) if you need help.
Learning Objectives are:
1 You will be able to create a Mix from an existing Powerpoint
2 Share your Mix with others via email or Moodle
3 Add an interactive element to your mix
Resources:
- Office Mix overview and instructions (Pdf)
- Education.Microsoft - great resource site for Mix (mostly 'How-to' videos)
- Link to original PD Day oneNote which covers flipped classroom and mix
What is Office mix?
Office Mix is a powerful tool that you can use to turn your PowerPoint presentations into interactive lessons. For example, you can record:
- Audio of yourself narrating a lesson
- Video of yourself speaking to students
- Record audio or video of other applications in action and insert them in your slide show
- Insert content that users can interact with, like quizzes, polls, and simulations
- Ink being drawn on your slides
What can Mix do?
After you create a slide show, you can add the following elements to it using Office Mix:
- Audio and/or video narration
- Inking
- Interactive content (quizzes, polls, simulations)
What are the steps to create a Mix?
- Open a PowerPoint file
- Add your audio/video etc
- Publish it onto the Mix site
- Make it available either by email, any Website such as Moodle either has a link or embeded withing the page
What do you need to use Mix?
- PowerPoint 2013 (or later) file
- Mix installed (should be on all NMIT PCs) but is available to download for free
- Camera and,or microphone