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Dressing tips that may help us present a better and more professional image - with minimal effort. I especially love the one on how to remove wrinkles from your clothes without an actual iron.

wireWax is a new service (still in beta) that takes the concept of YouTube annotations and makes it much better. On wireWax you can build interactive tags into your videos. Each tag that you add to your video have another video from YouTube or Vimeo or an image from Facebook, Flickr, or Instagram. A tag can also include an audio track from SoundCloud or a reference article from Qwiki. What makes using wireWax different from using the YouTube annotations tool is that clicking on your tags (what YouTube calls annotations) does not send you outside of the video you're currently watching. This means that you can watch a video within a video or view a picture or listen to a different audio track within the original video. When you click a tag in the original video the video pauses and the tagged item is displayed.

This article was written 5 years ago. Now, we have the benefit of ubiqutious mobile chat platforms e.g. Whatsapp, which can create small focus groups to talk about a particular topic. Not only so, besides the usual text, Whatsapp also allows participants to share mobile videos taken on the spot, share their geolocations with one another, share audio recordings and of course, images. A personal example of how I use Whatsapp for personal learning: I use Whatsapp regularly to practice reading and writing my Japanese with a few other friends, and when I make mistakes, they can quickly give me feedback in real-time. We also exchange photos of Japanese culture, food items and even on-the-spot videos from those who are in Japan. Some of us go for Japanese classes, some don't. But those who go for the classes share what they have learnt with those who haven't.  I'm not sure if this can be classified as a type of "flipped learning", but I realized that mobile chat makes an excellent real-time, yet highly personalized tool for e-learning in small group discussions. Perhaps this is one area we can consider next time as a way to do mobile learning that harnesses the social nature of us learners.

Do you know if this works with Google Drive (and hopefully Google Sites)?

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Explore the use of the tool first and note its affordances and its limitations for now. If there is more than one option, we should support what is available and give users a choice.

Henry, please test this app out. It reportedly pulls videos from various databases.

Tried out the apps. it pull lot of video from various sources. The layout like YouTube format.but search button not so obivous.

This idea of cropping images/videos looks cool to be implemented on our apps. But not sure if its copyrighted.

Available in US store. Not in SG store yet.

You can download it using the iTunes card account given by Ashley last year. I have download mine.

Actually, I think you use the US-linked account information to log in to the App store to get it. :)

For MDs to take note.

Thanks! That's definitely a super big piece of good news for my team :)

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For those of you who would like to size up your pretty/handsome faces for a perfect profiling, here's a simple tool to do just that! Sorry, no support for Diigo yet, but the closest prolife image size is from Skype's.

kinda handy for iphone users especially the screenshots.

Today we look at five different geotagging apps for the iPhone, but before we begin, there are a few concepts and facts that are worth pointing out for those who might be unfamiliar with the concept of geotagging. Geotagging is a computerized process for adding GPS-based location data to an image for later reference. Since most cameras don't include GPS hardware, but the iPhone 3G and 3GS do, you can run an iPhone application to record your location while shooting the photos. The best apps of the bunch are PhotoTrip and PlaceTagger; read on for all the details.

Here's how you search, faster. 

For Fareed and anyone else interested in this mobile development.