TOP 100 TOOLS 2008-2009
Adobe Acrobat
Professional
Adobe Acrobat Professional
lets you create, combine, and control Adobe PDF
documents for easy, more secure distribution,
collaboration, and data collection
Comments from those who selected it as one of their Top 10 Tools in 2009
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is the tool I use to convert research reports and
presentation slides. I like the professional version
better than free converters due to additional
functionality
Janet Clarey
Comments from those who selected it as one of their Top 10 Tools in 2008
- "Adobe pdf documents have become the
format of choice where both document security &
collaboration is required. Great for large complex
documents and easily accommodates embedded hypertext,
video & audio. Commercial software from Adobe, not cheap
but worth it!"
Jack Chapman
- "for creating rich media learning materials that can
be uploaded into the institutional VLE or any other learning space.
It is an excellent way to put links into
documents and to embed audio and video files. I
use this to deliver learning materials to
students online, thus freeing up time for
application classes, where the recently acquired
knowledge is used on realistic, work-based
scenarios, which students work on in groups and
present in class. This method of problem-based
learning was not developed by myself, but
pioneered within by lecturers within my
institution. "
Nicole
Cargill-Kipar
Comments from those who selected it as one of their Top 10 Tools in 2007
- "I work with a lot of large
documents in other formats. I like the Search capability
and it's an easy way to read and organize large
documents."
Janet Clarey
- "more than meets the eye"
Cary Gordon
- " I use this because our
university supplies it"
Susan Quinn
