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As cool as Chirp is for fun, personal sharing, it's even better for mass communications. For example, TV shows constantly tell viewers to follow them on Twitter or go to some web site. What they're doing is giving the audience a homework assignment, making them type a code in order to receive some information. However, with Chirp, TV shows could just play the chirps. Viewers watching at home would passively receive all the content chirped by the show. TV shows could allow photo "uploads" by phone, too. You can imagine TV shows providing a number that has an answering machine. Users could snap a picture, then leave the chirp of the picture as a message on the machine. It works just as well on radio, on podcasts, in videos and any situation where sound is involved.

If you need a non programming and non flash gallery (Picasa) option. Here's one. May be useful for your portfolio if you need a gallery to showcase your works.

You can post photos to TwitPic from your phone, from the site, or through email.

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 a tool i found that can be used for digital storytelling with their mobile app. you can also create photo books (albums) which they can print and deliver to you.

Photo editing app is free until 23 Sep.

Who knows, one day we could use Facebook for e-portfolios next time?

Facebook new redesigned News Feed. Read on. 

For MDs and the rest in CeL, here's some URLs for you to find free & legal images for teaching and learning purposes.

Thanks. will be very useful for our open platforms appoach. Very good list of creative commons resources put together

Compfight digged my curiosity, http://compfight.com/search/rubber-band-ball/1-0-1-1, photo stock at $1 - cheap but not free. We have to really open our eyes to read the fine prints to ensure its free

It allows you to switch between front and rear cameras while recording and snap photos while recording. For those looking for a professional level of control, Video Camera also lets you manually control exposure, focus, and white balance via a triple tap. The recent update also grants the permission to record up to 8 remote cameras.

Stipple is a new service (still in an invite-only beta) that allows you to create interactive images. Using Stipple you can upload an image and tag it with pinmarks. Within each pinmark you can include videos, links, text, audio files, and more images.

Smart phone everywhere. Now, smart watch is coming..... Slick, thin and ergonomic, i'm Watch is made to be part of you. And it's always with you by all means: phone, web, music, radio, organizer, photo, video, and whatever App you may come up with. Born for multi-tasking exploit, i'm Watch is so fast and simple to use that everything else will be left behind, likely on your car backseat.

Air Projector is free right now. Present wirelessly from the app to a web browser on the same network.

A useful tool for wirelessly projecting and "laser-pointing" photos. Projecting and presenting with PDFs is less direct but just as nifty.