Another timeline that has obvious application in stortelling.

An interesting medium, allowing you to combine various graphical elements and text, and then create a 'path' that leads the viewer from one element to another. Possible applications in storytelling.

A multimedia timeline that can be used in collaborative mode to tell a narrative.

Web site provides a link to download a free (for non-commerical use) program that lets young learners compose a 'non-linear' story. Also, if more than one USB mouse is connected to the same computer, children can work on the same 'non-linear' story together. I imagine that to be a noisy albeit enjoyable experience. Let me know if it works for you!

In BETA but looks like a very compelling Web2.0 for collaborative storytelling.

Time Cave - another way of going 'back to the future'. Has links to applications like the iPhone and is free. Does require registration.

This blog post describes several alternatives to FUTUREME.ORG for pre-dating email messages -- one is useful for OUTLOOK users and the other is a web-based alternative called "Time Cave" which, unlike FUTUREME, requires a registration.

Another variation on WORDLE.

Variations on WORDLE with more advanced controls on how the words appear (i.e. in different shapes, etc.)

Welcome to BibMe! The fully automatic bibliography maker that auto-fills. It's the easiest way to build a works cited page. \n1 Search for a book, article, website, or film, or enter the information yourself.\n2 Add it to your bibliography.\n3 Download yo

A nice (and free) alternative to NOODLETOOLS. Worth a look.