Leafletter is a cute application, similar to Tabblo, but somewhat easier to use. Students could create a multi-page online newsletter fairly quickly by adding text and images to one of 35 template "blocks." I don't know what the limitations are, but archive/storage of pictures doesn't seem to be a problem.
My Leafletter is here.
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
UseAMap.com
Marian Thatcher turned me on to this nifty application of Google Maps. You go to the site, find your location, and UseAMap will create a map with a short address that can be emailed, embedded in a Website (as here), and edited/updated when you like. You can also use it as a starting point to get directions to other places. The map link will pop up to a full screen size, and can be used with Yahoo Maps and Virtual Earth Maps as well. The interface is very fast and efficient.
You can find me here.
You can find me here.
Sunday, May 06, 2007
Graham Stanley on Web 2.0
Graham, with his usual aplomb, has made a very nice instructional video about Web 2.0 at Teacher Tube.
He covers blogs, wikis, podcasting, and Second Life (as seen in this screen shot).
Saturday, May 05, 2007
A Periodic table of Visualization
This chart is an incredibly cool bit of visualization about various ways to visualize concepts. Run your cursor over each "element" to see a visual example. Where but on the Web?!?!
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