{Edtech Tool} Create interactive slideshows with Apester

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Apester is a platform that provides free online storytelling tools, engaging your users in the narratives they read.

The rise in mobile adoption and social media have fundamentally altered the way we consume content. Today’s content must be visual, interactive and concise, available across multiple platforms, and accessible on demand. This is the new generation of storytelling.

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Via: “Apester” Looks Like A Very Versatile Tool For Creating Interactive Slideshows | Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day…

Apester is very impressive. You can make multimedia slideshows and more. Videos can be included from Youtube, and questions may be asked during a video, much like Edupuzzle does.

The site accepts Facebook and Google logins, and is pretty easy to use. I’m going to have to dig into it further.

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