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Voisse has three core features at its heart - Record, keep and share. 1. Record Voisse allows users to record any audio (or sound) they choose in whatever way they want - on-line using any modern browser, phone by calling a dedicated number or uploading existing recordings. In doing so anyone, from the youngest child to the oldest adult can create recordings (Voisses). 2. Keep The heart of Voisse is a personal store for all your Voisses, called My Voisses. This area is private by default and provides users with a simple method of cataloguing and tagging their Voisses. These Voisses can then easily be grouped together to create fantastic slideshows each with their personal narrations, giving relevance and context and a rich user experience. Slideshows can be viewed on-line through a custom built viewer or downloaded to an iPod device so that they can always be with you and viewed whenever you want. The portable slideshow is in technical terms a podcast. No-one else gives the you the ability to easily create their very own podcasts. There's desktop software that does similar things to Voisse, but it's infinitely more complex and require considerable technical ability. 3. Share A core reason people choose to record audio is to share. Voisse gives you this ability, if you choose, via email or social networks such as Facebook and Twitter. Many people have things to say, experience and wisdom to pass on, things which others value. For those who have popular or unique recordings or slideshows, we have created a Marketplace where they can be bought and sold. The Voisse Marketplace offers you a unique area to create and sell your audio content.

Steel Artifacts is a New York Times slideshow showing how pieces of the World Trade Center are being used in memorials around the country.

The 8th Anniversary of the Sept. 11 Attacks is a PBS slideshow.

Marking Sept. 11 Around the World is a Wall Street Journal slideshow.

The Challenge of Memorializing 9/11 is a slideshow from TIME Magazine.

The New York Times has a slideshow showing how people commemorated the 9/11 attacks in 2008.

Stunning photo galleries for your Flickr photos. Flash slideshows for your online photos.

authorSTREAM is a platform for sharing PowerPoint presentations on the Internet. authorSTREAM makes it easier to share your PowerPoint slideshows through blogs, websites, on YouTube and even via iPOD. What's best is that it's all FREE! Just sign-up, uploa

way cool photo slideshow books for your widget-filled pages

2 + 1 is comprised of middle school educators who have developed and present an innovative program called MathRocks! Their program combines the music of classic rock songs with original lyrics and PowerPoint slideshows to teach math concepts that range from basic counting to algebra.

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Scratch units with slideshows, videos, and accompanying files for download.

"A Brief History Of Intolerance In America" is a good slideshow from TIME Magazine. It's connected to controversy around the mosque near Ground Zero.

Some pretty amazing photos of the World Trade Center collapse on 9/11 were recently released, and the Wall Street Journal put them in a slideshow.

Sacred Steel is a slideshow from the Washington Post, and shows what happened to the steel debris from the towers.

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An awesome list of Digital Storytelling links with tools for slideshows, presentation, timelines, mapping, comics, photo editing, video editing, scrapbooks, and mixers.

This website allows you to create web based slideshows and store them on the Internet.

Media creation made easy. Build presentations from RSS image feeds and from online albums.

Embedded below is a slideshow outlining the basics of setting up a Wikispaces wiki.

Normally, sites like Slideshare don't play flash movies embedded into powerpoint slideshows. But AuthorStream has a plugin...