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Pod, Zune, PSP most of portable media players can play MP4 videos. Mobile phones also support MP4 format plus to 3GP and AVI. With powerful capability of converting both SD video formats (AVI, MPEG, WMV, DivX, MP4, MKV, RM, MOV, RMVB, and VOB) and HD video formats (AVCHD, H.264/MPEG-4 AVC, HD AVI, AVCHD, HD MPEG4, HD MOV, and HD WMV) to MPEG-4, Any Video Converter helps all PMP users to better enjoy their digital life!

YouTube-mp3.org is the easiest online service for converting videos to mp3. You do not need an account, the only thing you need is a YouTube URL. We will start to convert the audiotrack of your videofile to mp3 as soon as you have submitted it and you will be able to download it. Different from other services the whole conversion process will be perfomed by our infrastructure and you only have to download the audio file from our servers. Because of this our software is platform-independent: You can use it with your Mac, a Linux PC or even an iPhone. All our conversions will be perfomed in high quality mode with a bitrate of at least 128 kBit/s. Do not worry, our service is completely free. We need approximately 3 to 4 minutes per video.

There's no doubt that plain old YouTube can be tons of fun, but when you get bored of watching clips the traditional way, there are a ton of sites that can help enhance the experience.

A feed widget that works inside of BlackBoard... amazing

Handy web tool for exporting many address to a KML file that can then be imported to google maps. Save a step, or streamline a process.

Upload photo, record, share. all on the web. Assume free.

A step by step guide to adding address to a google map - nice find from Judy

Stickr is an amazing tool to comment anything on the web, to share your ideas with your friends or to leave a note for yourself.

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Prompted in part by a presentation I have to give tomorrow as an OU eLearning community session (I hope some folks turn up - the 90 minute session on Mashing Up the PLE - RSS edition is the only reason I'm going in…), and in part by Scott Leslie's compelling programme for a similar duration Mashing Up your own PLE session (scene scetting here: Hunting the Wily "PLE"), I started having a tinker with using Google spreadsheets as for data table screenscraping.