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FlowVella Demo We like to stay on top of presentation trends, and make sure that our audience and clients are also well-informed. When we heard about the new presentation design software FlowVella, we knew it would be a great way to show off our animating chops. This motion piece combines two great things: an overall introduction to FlowVella, and a tutorial of some of the major FlowVella features. Screenshots of the actual tool in action are key translations for the reader. It’s clean, fun to watch, and most importantly, highly informative for anyone interested in the ins-and-outs of FlowVella.
Animales On Flowvellas
Animals 360 contains images of animals. From the app’s main menu, users can select the Photo, Tour, Quiz, or Puzzle option. The “Photo” option shows users an image of an animal.
Users can read the animal’s name and tap the “horn” button to hear the noise the animal makes. Users can swipe sideways to view different animals, tap the “+” button to access a magnified image of the animal, or tap the “lined” button to view the index of animals. The “Tour” option shows groups of animals in a natural setting, and users can tap an animal to. Animals 360 contains images of animals. From the app’s main menu, users can select the Photo, Tour, Quiz, or Puzzle option.
The “Photo” option shows users an image of an animal. Users can read the animal’s name and tap the “horn” button to hear the noise the animal makes. Users can swipe sideways to view different animals, tap the “+” button to access a magnified image of the animal, or tap the “lined” button to view the index of animals. The “Tour” option shows groups of animals in a natural setting, and users can tap an animal to hear the sound it makes.
The “Quiz” button presents users with four images of animals and an animal’s name. Users are to tap the picture of the animal that is named.
Finally, the “Puzzle” option presents users with a jigsaw puzzle of an animal that they are to complete. Instructional Ideas. Teachers can assign students an animal that is included in this app to research.
Students can first view images of the animal and hear the sounds it makes in this app. Next, students can search the Internet for videos and information about the animal. Students can then compose a report or create a presentation about the animal that includes information such as: (1) where the animal’s natural habitat is, (2) the types of food it eats, (3) its natural predators, and (4) its current population, among others. Students can write their report using the UX Documents, Office Offline, or Hanx Writer apps.
Students can create a presentation using the FlowVella, Prezi, or PowerPoint apps. Teachers can assign students an animal to view and hear using this app. Next, teachers can have students play a game of charades in which they have to act out their animal. After viewing the “Tour” option in this app, teachers can assign each student an animal and, together, the students can make a collage. As a requirement, each student must include his or her animal and two pieces of scenery. Once finished, teachers can hang the collage in their classroom.
