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Title: Microsoft To Release A New Tool Called Mix
Post by: javajolt on April 21, 2014, 12:38:14 AM
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Microsoft Office team hinted about new services coming to Office suite this year. Today, one such service/tool was revealed on the web. The new tool/service is called Office Mix.

Office Mix includes a add-in for Office 2013 that allows you to record audio, video, and handwriting, and insert interactive elements like quizzes, and even you can do screen capture.

Once everything is done, you can upload it to Mix Online service and anyone can access the same via any web browser through a simple link. If you remember it correctly, this is the project which got leaked 2 years back in the name of Moorea.

What does Mix do?

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The short answer? It makes your life a lot easier.

The “I-need-a-little-more-detail” answer? MIX allows you to turn your PowerPoints into interactive online lessons or presentations. We install an add-in that gives you the ability to record audio, video, and handwriting, and insert interactive elements like quizzes and CK12 exercises. There’s even a screen capture tool so you can record anything on your PC.

Once your presentation is ready just click “Create MIX.” We work our magic to mix in xml for an interactive document complete with analytics, and place it in the cloud. From there, just share the link, and your students can watch it on just about any device with a web browser. You can then check student progress online and see who watched the presentation, and how they did on your quizzes.
How much does it cost?

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Are you ready for this? It’s free! The website, data analytics, and add-in are all free. MIX does, however, require Office 2013. You can try Office for free if you don’t have the latest version.
Visit mix.office.com/ (http://mix.office.com/) for details.

source:microsoft-news│via:walkingcat