The interface I found most interesting from the presentations today was Fetchnotes. I thought it was very practical because there aren’t many great reminder tools out there for people to use. If I need to set a reminder now, I either do it on my phone (which I don’t really like because it layout confuses […]
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3rd Day of Presentations
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Tool I chose: I am most interested in using ThingLink. Why I found it interesting: I found it interesting because it seemed like a tool similar to aspects of Facebook but it was solely pictures. I liked that you could tag pictures and then other people could view it. I thought it would definitely be interesting…
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Video, Video Everywhere!
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The tool that was presented today that I am most likely to explore further is Vialogues. As a Communications major, I’m being forced to recognize how important video is becoming in the industry and this application is something that could be very useful. I thought it was cool that it could be used in a […]
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Presentations Day 3: inklewriter
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Today I thought that the first presentation, on inklewriter, was the most interesting. I used to read Choose Your Own adventure books as a kid but the idea of having an interactive story like that online is really cool because you could either use it in a fun way or a serious, productive way. I […]
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Presentations Day 3: inklewriter
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Today I thought that the first presentation, on inklewriter, was the most interesting. I used to read Choose Your Own adventure books as a kid but the idea of having an interactive story like that online is really cool because you could either use it in a fun way or a serious, productive way. I […]
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March 30
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The tool that I would be most likely to use from today’s presentations is ThingLink. Like the other tools I’ve chosen throughout this project, I like the idea of being able to create a story using multimedia. With ThingLink you can upload all kinds of pictures and videos from different websites and talk about them. […]