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05 Jul 09

Lifehacker - Five Best Online Image Editors - Image Editing

Five online applications for editing images: Sumo Paint, Photoshop Express, Pixlr, Picnik, & Aviary Phoenix. All have at least some free options, although premium accounts are required for some features.

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photos webapplication

09 Sep 07

Mahara

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moodle opensource portfolio socialnetworking webapplication

Open source eportfolio application which includes some social networking capability. Within your portfolio, you can add a resumes, files, images, etc. Then, you create views using some of those items geared towards a specific purpose. You can do different portfolios for different job types of different classes.
- christyinsdesign on 2007-09-09

05 Sep 07

Technophilia: Get productive with the best Facebook Apps - Lifehacker

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facebook tools webapplication

Productivity applications for Facebook
- christyinsdesign on 2007-09-05

31 May 07

Screencast-O-Matic

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screencast tools webapplication

Web-based screencast application. It's in beta, and the quality isn't as high as it might be with more mature, professional applications, but it's free and quick.
- christyinsdesign on 2007-05-31

14 Mar 07

Office 2.0 Database

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webapplication

Database of hundreds of online office applications, with categories and some reviews. I need to spend some more time going through this list to see what might be useful.
- christyinsdesign on 2007-03-14

16 Feb 07

Gliffy.com - Create and share diagrams online.

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for:plsonline webapplication

22 Jan 07

Using Google Notebook, Google Reader, and Firefox

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education web2.0 webapplication

Wes Fryer summarizes the uses of Google Notebook, Google Reader, and Firefox. Specifically, he talks about the educational research applications of Google Notebook.
- christyinsdesign on 2007-01-22

You can also limit who gets to view a notebook by selecting different email addresses. This could be beneficial in a classroom context, when a student just wants to share access to their notebook with a few partners and the teacher, but not the entire class or the world.
Overall, however, I am VERY impressed with the Google Notebook tool and the possibilities it presents! I think it has HUGE applications for educational research, particularly because it permits such easy harvesting of links, quotations, and images with the date and originating URL/website included in the notebook clipping.