Partly because I am trying to show off the pretty handouts I have created using Apple iWorks’s Pages, and partly because I wanted to try out Issuu, here is a collection of handouts for British literature.
What a pretty way to share handouts!
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Very nice!!
I gave you credit on the second page of the Austen one. You inspired it!
These are great, Dana! Thank you for sharing.
You're welcome!
You have a REALLY good eye for design. These are sharp.
Thanks! I want to update some of my older handouts with a new look. The software deserves a lot of the credit.
These are lovely…how will they look in b/w for distribution?
They look pretty good. When I print them at work, I print them right to the copier instead of printing and then photocopying. If you are able to do that, they turn out all right. Not as good as in full color, though. I actually have shared them via website or email and had the kids print them for color versions.
These are so freaking cool! I'm super jealous. Wow.
Thanks!
I looked at the info online about iWorks and Pages itself. This is the first time I've wanted a Mac since I became computer savvy in the late 1990s. *sigh*
Wait until you see Keynote and compare it with PowerPoint.
Sigh…that is pretty awesome. I wonder if the Mac guy at our school got the go-ahead to purchase these new programs. Maybe I'll use Mac at school to do stuff. We're such a PC school though…and it's what I'm familiar with. Using Mac usually frustrates me b/c I don't know it well.
The program isn't expensive—$79.00. It's bundled with Keynote and Numbers, which are like PowerPoint and Excel. Plus there are tutorials on Apple's website. I think any time you're working with a new system, there is a learning curve, but Pages is a lot like Word. With the exception of the beautiful templates.
Thank you for an amazing resource! I think I might be having a seizure, there's so much great stuff here. I found your blog as part of an assignment for a class on excellent teaching, and you certainly fit the bill! Cheers!
Thanks, Patty!