#googlepresentation

[blanesfaust-blog]

Exposicions orals. Fetes amb google presentacions desde la seva classroom. #blanes #carlesfaust #classroom #googlepresentation

[mikeandpixels]

Microsoft and their online offerings

As the Ph.D. study come with an obligation to do TA, so it gave me an opportunity to do some teaching and today we were talking about Microsoft Project and it offered me a chance to revisit this piece of software.  Back in the centro days, I once tried to use Microsoft Project but I believe it was in its infancy so it was very rough and today's Project looks much more usable but it's still a bit disappointing that I believe Microsoft should be able to deliver something much much better than this if Microsoft understands Google is sharing the pie rapidly.

Provided all the resources that Microsoft possess, the company should be able to deliver something much more advanced and at least purely cloud based.  Sometimes when an organization has grown to this size, it's very hard to deliver innovations unless you use Apple's model.

I have never been a fan of PowerPoint and practically never used it and will not.  I always simply used my HTML slides ( or I once made a slide show app on a SEGA Dreamcast game console for an artist-oritented programming class, it was fun ) when I was teaching in SCM, and now I am a bit lazy, I have recently switched to Google Presentation or Google slides, it's absolutely awesome, purely cloud based, ZERO LEARNING CURVE !!!  and can publish online with just a click.

When you compare Google Slides with Powerpoint, you will understand why the latest Microsoft Project does not impress.

Make Office 365 purely cloud-based, please.