Technology used in the Evaluation

In addition to technology I have already discussed, such as Premiere Pro, Blogger, Word and YouTube, I used a variety of Web Tools in my evaluation to present my work in visually interesting ways which I will now discuss the pros and cons of.

Prezi

I used Prezi to present my information in a clear and visually interesting way.

Pros:

• Offers a range of visually interesting templates
• Automatically saves as you work
• Changes embedded Prezis automatically

Cons:

• Doesn't support gifs
• Is very time-consuming

Example of a Prezi I created

Emaze

I used Emaze to present my information in an interesting way.

Pros:

• Visually engaging and interesting
• Easy to use
• Supports videos, photos, gifs and links
• Updates automatically any Emazes that have been embedded

Cons:

• Changing font size is quite hard as there is a limited range offered
• Time-consuming

Example of an Emaze I created

Coggle

I used Coggle to create bold, colourful mind maps.

Pros:

• Visually interesting
• Relatively quick to create
• Tools are easy to use
• Supports pictures

Cons:

• ​Limited number of main branches can be added
• Sometimes the click and drag can be a bit hard to navigate 

Example of a Coggle I created

Slides

I used Slides to create simple but effective presentations of key information.

Pros:

• Very easy to navigate
• Simple to create
• Supports pictures and videos

Cons:

• ​No themed templates
• Basic transitions that can't be changed

Example of a Slide I created

ImgFlip

I used ImgFlip to create short clips of a series of chosen photos.

Pros:

• Very quick to make
• Clearly illustrates points with examples
• Order of photos can be changed at any time

Cons:

• ​Not supported on the school computers

Example of an Imgflip I created

Survey Monkey

I used Survey Monkey to create an online questionnaire for our music video that was easily accessible to the public.

Pros:

• Very easy to set up and use
• The website automatically analyses the results and creates graphs/bar charts for it
• The survey is anonymous meaning people are less likely to be put off answering
• It gives a good mix of quantitative and qualitative feedback 

Cons:

• ​On the free account you are limited to 10 questions only

Example of a question from the survey