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TweetCube allows Twitter users to share files, whether it be images, videos, music, or other with a few clicks of the mouse. \nTweetCube is completely free, however the maximum file size you can upload is 10mb. There is no limit to the amount of files you upload, however files are deleted after 30 days.
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Mapness is an online travel journal that provides users with a place to share their travel/vacation experiences. Mapness gives users the opportunity to pinpoint places they've visited on an online map and add photos and/or videos easily. With Mapness, you can follow someones trip, track your own trip, or go back and view a trip you took previously.
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Ping.fm is a simple tool that eases the burden of having to update all of your favorite microblogs at once. With the ability to update from anywhere, users can update Twitter, Facebook, Blogger, Myspace, and many others by simply posting a message with Ping.fm. Posting a message here will send a message out to any selected microblogs at once saving much time.
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Dipity is a site that makes it simple for your students to create and share interactive timelines about any subject or topic. It allows students to embed YouTube videos, RSS feeds, Blogger, flickr, Picasa, music, and more right into their timelines. Very cool application to make teaching history a bit more interesting and interactive!
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PicArtia is an online application that gives you the opportunity to create your own photo mosaics for free. You can use your own photos or download others from the web. PicArtia is free to use, however you can order high quality versions as well. HIgh quality prints start at $3. Cons: Still in the works, will soon have the opportunity to create photo mosaics out of your own photos in Flickr/PhotoBucket or your hard drive, but not yet
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Anna Hentz
Brian Bostic
Bridget Flack
Brooke Deacon
Jennifer Dorman
Daniel Lynch
drew mortensen
Gary Nickerson
ian zearfaus
Jayme Oldfield
Kristine Hopkins
Kurt Schollin
Matthew Peitzman
Vincent Sherpinsky