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 Few people waited, and even more so, no one wanted it, but we continue to release our great educational posts. Today we have presentations on the agenda, or rather, services for their creation. There are a whole bunch of sites with all kinds of thematic services for every taste and color, and they are located in 10 seconds, so we will do without links, but only look at a couple of participants of these "tops". Number one: Prezi. The service is for the gifted, because, unlike the classic PowerPoint, it has an unusual interface and a non-classical method of design and presentation: there is only one "frame" with many elements, and the transition between them is carried out by means of a zoom effect. Of course, you can make a presentation of a classic slide type, but it doesn't make sense, because the whole essence of the application is lost, and it's easier and faster to do this whole thing in a PowerPoint.  Qwiki. Cavo? You ask me, and I will answer-a full h

 Hi everybody. Today we will look at a topic that is rather meager in itself and, by and large, is not worth a separate analysis - the development from Web 1.0 to Web 3.0. However, as a simple plan for understanding the development of the world Wide Web and related technologies will be useful.  Well, let's get started. Let's just say that the initial stage of development was Web 1.0 (this stage dates from about 1991-2004). A distinctive feature of this stage was one-way interaction, pure consumption of content, without any influence on it. There were thousands of sites created by people or companies that were visited by users, but they were strictly designed and, by today's standards, empty: a complete lack of advertising, interactivity, interactions between site visitors or visitors with the creators. If personal pages of users existed, they were only a way of authorization on the resource. Things have already gone much more fun at the 2.0 stage. Web 2.0--the concept first

 And again, hello everyone. Few people know, but I am exactly the person from the meme "Oh, you are from England", so the topic of my today's publication will be devoted specifically to the English language, or rather, to resources useful in its study. I will briefly describe a few resources that may be useful in this difficult task. I like to read, so, of course, the first resource that I will describe will be a resource that provides a selection of texts. On the operating table "Extensive Reading CENTER". The resource is a website that contains thousands of texts in various languages. Perhaps you have a question: "So what? How does it differ from hundreds of other sites with texts?", and my answer is simple: "Convenience. Convenient functionality for the selection, search, evaluation of texts." The site has extremely extensive customization tools: a simple search by name, a selection of texts of varying complexity (from the first to the twe

 Hello everyone. This is my blog. As a first note, I would tell you what my blog will be about, but not everything is so simple: the Internet is such an environment in which, if you are engaged in creativity, but you don't know what exactly you want to do, your content can go in an unpredictable direction, and in a few months you will cover the topics that I didn't consider it or, even, I didn't want to touch it at all.  This "rule" also applies to me, so in the future you can see different content here, a mixture of different topics, or nothing at all if I cool down to this kind of activity.  Happiness to all.