Quick Response Code
They are otherwise known as QR code. You’ve probably seen them on posters, advertisements, and even on the web as a bunch of black and white dots arranged like a square. QR code allows smartphones with...
View ArticleWakoopa
As many of you are aware, social networking sites are places where people can socially interact with each other. Recently, I’ve found one called Wakoopa. Yeah, it’s a strange name, but the features it...
View ArticleFlickr Fun
Social networking with pictures, screenshots, and other image media is made easier with Flickr and related sites. Flickr is a web 2.0 social networking site where you can upload photos; title,...
View ArticleFirst Nine Weeks Test
With the power of flickr and image-related sites, I have turned J.F. Kennedy’s”Man on the moon” speech into works of art. http://www.flickr.com/photos/nicoli20/sets/72157627766494635/ This link will...
View ArticleTwitter Fun
One of the more popular web 2.0 social networking sites out there is Twitter. This site allows people to post tweets, or 140-max character messages that followers will receive in their timeline of...
View ArticleArticle 4
Maxitweet is quite a unique Tweet-limit-breaking site. You can post 60 more characters than a regular tweet can, for a total of 200 characters. Not much compared to other Tweet-lengthening sites....
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More Twitter blog posts! This time I’m looking at Tvider. Tvider can post your videos, audio, and pictures with a tweet. When you sign into the site with your Twitter account name and password, you can...
View ArticleDHMO Makes Me Giggle
When I read about Dihydrogen Monoxide on http://www.dhmo.org/facts.html, I almost immediately recognized both the scientific name and the descriptions of it as water! People do know that water is two...
View Article3 New Ways to Use Twitter
Today, I found a couple new websites that augment the Twitter experience. They are BlastFollow!, Twapper Keeper, and Tweetboard. According to this webpage and some dabbling, I’ve come up with my own...
View ArticleWiki
A wiki is typically a website containing webpages of relevant information (such as soccer team on a soccer wiki). These webpages are usually editable by anyone, so multiple people can contribute to...
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