My Take
I've seen my share of student presentations that are copied and pasted from wikipedia and students basically face the screen and read the slides as if for the first time. Haiku Deck only allows minimal content so the student presentation takes the focus and not the supplemental PowerPoint. Haiku Deck is a great alternative to PowerPoint.
How I Use It
I use this as a teaching tool on its own and to create slides for nearpod. This is a great tool for early students learning vocabulary since the words that are typed are then used as search words for the background image. So intuitive!
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Marjorie E.
Teacher
Loma Linda Academy
Loma Linda, CA
December 13, 2018
Simple, pretty, and basic
I like it for quick, simple-but-beautiful presentations.
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Kathleen S.
Archbishop Ryan High School
Philadelphia, PA
August 2, 2016
Allows students to easily create beautiful presentations that are as poetic as its name implies.
I like this product for its simplicity, elegance, and usefulness. It supports teaching students to create presentations that foster extemporaneous explanation instead of reading from the slides. It exports beautifully to various social media sites and is easy to send in an email. I would like to see a little more with how to use the features of the tool box.
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Sandi A.
Technology Project Specialist
Canton, GA
March 30, 2016
Haiku...Visual Feast..Fine Storytelling
I am a very visual learner myself so these tools always are on my favorite list. There are so many ways to use this, I have an ESOL teacher who uses this for her vocabulary introductions, language arts for storytelling and of course for professional development for captivating presentations.
Easy to introduce and use, professional and beautiful presentations. One of my favorites.
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