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Omni Outliner - The Omni Outliner is an app created for Apple platforms and operating systems. It allows you to print your files on any printer from your mobile device in an instant in case you forgot your notes and don’t have time to go back for them. Print & Share for Apple - This simple app can be a lifesaver in a pinch. QuoteBook - The QuoteBook app contains a database of literally thousands of quotes from hundreds of respected authors, great to pull from as needed for speeches and presentations. Essentially acting as a personal teleprompter, this app helps you stay on track while speaking. MPrompt - mPrompt, available on iTunes, is like having your own customized digital index cards. The app helps you to create and display seamless presentations from your iOS device.

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Infonet Presenter - Infonet is an app that you can download from iTunes for about ten dollars and it has quickly become a favorite among iPad and iPhone users. They are favorites among students and professionals alike and can be vital resources in helping to prepare you for a public speaking engagement. All have easy-to-use interfaces and consistent quality as reported by their users. The following applications are all available to download for home computers and mobile devices. Use the resources on this page to help you create and deliver amazing speeches confidently. These issues are much easier to correct than ever before since there are a lot of places online where you can find valuable tools and information. Many have had to get past stumbling blocks like a fear of public speaking or a memory problem. It is because they practice often and never stop learning new techniques. They people who are consistently able to deliver excellent speeches don’t get that way by accident.

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If you enjoyed this post and found it useful, subscribe to Wes' free newsletter. Have you found or used any other apps or hardware solutions which permit remote controlled iPad presentations? I likely will try a remotely controlled iPad presentation, however! I’ll let you know how it goes afterwards!

I’m delighted to have found these apps and verified they can work for remotely controlling iPad presentations! The one other ingredient I haven’t mentioned, which is essential, is a $30 iPad dock VGA connector.ĭoes this mean I’ll travel to Holland next week sans laptop, with just my iPad and iPhone in hand? I don’t think so.

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This is a screenshot of my iPhone when it was remotely controlling the presentation, via a Bluetooth connection.

I used the PPT download link for a public Google Presentation to load it into the app’s “home directory” directly from the web. You can load / transfer a PowerPoint by either syncing with iTunes, or by providing a web URL and saving it directly with the iPad app’s built-in browser. Neither app is free, but the costs are modest. I’ve recently discovered the iPad app “ 2Screens – Presentation Expert” and its companion iPhone/iPod Touch app “ 2Screens Remote,” and as a result think next week in Holland, Michigan, my remotely controlled iPad presentation dream might come true! Last April at the Iowa 1:1 Schools conference, I presented a session on Open Educational Resources (OER) using my iPad and the Keynote app, but since a remote control solution was not available I was “tethered” to my iPad connected to the projector.

Ever since I purchased my iPad last October following the ACTEM conference in Maine, I’ve dreamed of sharing a presentation with it and using a remote control to advance the slides.

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