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Student Freelance is a web service where students can bid for projects posted by buyers in categories that include Graphic Design and Multimedia, Web Design and Development. Students can create their portfolios at the service for buyers to search. Read this article if you are interested in becoming an international freelancer.
With authorSTREAM you can share your PowerPoint slideshows through your blog, websites, on YouTube and even via iPod. Your slideshows remain as you created them, with animations, timings and even audio narrations.
Here is a database that provides a fantastic collection of web 2.0 applications that effectively replace the standard desktop.
This new and free web service converts html to pdf format. Just type in a web page URL or paste in HTML and press Convert to PDF. There's also a bookmarklet to convert webpages direct from your browser.
Links to more than 50 widgets that emphasise learning. Put them in your blog or wiki.
Here are links to over 100 websites that provide access to free tutorials in almost any subject in which you may have an interest....
Widgets are an easy way to add features to your blog. Here arel links to a range of widgets that enhance your blog or wiki with photo sharing, search, commerce, weather, news headlines and even games. Adding a widget to your blog/wiki is easy. 1. Browse the gallery and choose a Widget, 2 .Configure it at the Widget provider's site, 3. Post it to your blog!
SoundTransit is a directory of short downloadable audio files of situational background noise recorded by enthusiasts from around the world. All the mp3 files are covered by the Creative Commons license and can therefore be freely used to add ambience to your podcasts. The search engine makes it simple to find an appropriate clip. For more ideas on how to use SoundTransit, have a look at the Nik Peachey's post Soundscapes from SoundTransit.
This is a tool with a variety of possible applications. The steps involved are >>Say what you want to be read - anything from an uploaded document to some cut and pasted text >>Choose a reader - up to 15 to select from including male and female voices as well as French and Spanish speakers >>Sit back and listen - either online or downloaded as a MP3 file or embedded in your blog/website. Go to the website and do a quick test with some short text and have it read by 1 of 2 readers OR register for a completely free account.
This is a great slideshow about creating multimedia slideshows...HIGHLY RECOMMENDED....for each options there are many links to examples.
Here is a new screencasting tool. Record and share your screen in a video.
Record videos to help friends use their computer, training tips for other students, help people use your websites, blogs and wikis.
This slide show demonstrates how to make your PowerPoint presentations more interesting.
MyLiveSignature offers a FREE service for creating personal signatures.Spice up your emails, blogs and other digital content by adding your own signature. You can either scan the real thing or create a signature from a wide range of fonts.
Some time ago Google acquired the wiki site, JotSpot, and has been developing it ever since. Now it has been re-born within Google's new application, Google Sites, which makes "creating a team site as easy as editing a document". "People can work together on a Site to add file attachments, information from other Google applications (like Google Docs, Google Calendar, YouTube and Picasa), and new free-form content. Creating a site together is as easy as editing a document, and you always control who has access, whether it's just yourself, your team, or your whole organization.
Here is a designer's website that provides links to the designer's own and recommended resources that include General Design, CSS Design, Blogs and Blogging, Web Design Color Studies, Freelance Web Design, Web Standards, Other Neat Design Things - check out the free stock images section.
digitalbucket.net provides a highly scalable, reliable, fast and inexpensive platform to store and retrieve data, at any time, from anywhere on the web.
Box is a file sharing AND file collaboration service. Store your files (docs, pdf, audio and images) and invite others to share - send email to download - and edit. * Share documents or presentations with colleagues * Coordinate work on a group project with fellow students * Share photos and videos from an event with family and friends
KoolWire is a file conversion service that sends the conversions via email. It has the ability to convert a Word, PowerPoint, and Excel files to PDF, as well as PDFs back to Word. Additionally, it can take MP3s and Wavs back and forth.
From word, ppt, excel to PDF: pdf@koolwire.com
From PDF to Word: doc@koolwire.com
From WAV to MP3: mp3@koolwire.com
From MP3 to WAV: wav@koolwire.com
A good business card is an essential tool for any designer but students can also create a 'business' card that demonstrates their creativity and design skills and provides contact details for prospective employers and colleagues. It’s important to think about what your business card says about you, as well as what to put on your business card, You can find over a thousand inspirational logos, cards and website designs over at FaveUp.com. If that’s not enough, check out CreativeBits for more cool business card designs. Also at PSDTUTS we have two card tutorials - Making a Print-Ready Business Card Using Only Photoshop and Using the Vanishing Point Filter to Mock up a Business Card.
