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eXe for Beginners Download

Description:

This Zipped eXe File provides video clips and step by step tutorials for those who wish to find out how to use eXe to produce and/or “update existing” digital resources such as...

• Word and other Office documents,
• Pictures/Photographs,
• Sound Files,
• Video clips etc.,

...making them more ‘interactive’ and accessible. and to…

• embed existing web based resources (YouTube Videos for example) into resources ·
• build in text readers and multimedia players
• move towards all singing, all dancing quality resources.

Note: this is aimed at Beginners and does not address all the tools that are available within eXe; it only looks at the eXe version that runs on Windows. (there is a Mac and a Linux version but these are not considered within this resource)

Remember: - eXe is…

• Affordable – it’s FREE ·
• Portable – 1: one of the two versions can be carried on a memory stick - you can work where ever you have access to a PC that allows you to use both a memory stick and executable files (Check with your IT Support)
  2: the end product is viewed through a browser, so it doesn’t matter what computers your learners have, they can view it via their Browser.
  3: the end products can be saved in a number of formats… o as web pages that can be put on CDs/DVDs, Memory sticks, Web sites, Content Management systems, Virtual Learning Environments etc.
  
  • as web pages that are menu driven or
  • a single page (the latter ideal for learners who need a screen reader)
  • as SCORM compliant for tracking learners within a VLE ·
• Sustainable – eXe is open source and its development is driven by educationalists
• Empowering – Practitioners have ownership and they can review-update-export-use-evaluate-review… when and how they wish! It also allows a ‘step’ in the quality process before learning resources are uploaded onto a learning platform.

Submitted On:

02 Aug 2010

File Size:

26,571.01 Kb

Downloads:

207

File Version:

1.0

File Date:

17 Aug 2009