Topic: General
Comic creation software Stripgenerator is free of charge. Created to embrace the internet blogging and strip creation culture, helping students with no drawing abilities to illustrate concepts and viewpoints via comic strips.
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A tag is simply a label or keyword that describes your file for making it easer to find. With tag2find you do not need to have inflexible folder structures anymore: tagging frees your information. You will find everything (documents, movies, images, music, etc.) on your desktop by simply using tags. It does not matter where your files are stored on your disk, you will find them anyway.
Sputtr is a search engine that lets you find results from several resources directly through one page. From Google maps to Google groups, Reddit, Snap, Twitter, MySpace, Flickr and Wordpress, there are many, many types of searches you can perform in order to get the results you may be looking for. The sputtr site itself is basic and easy enough to use: similar to a Google search, you simply enter your search term. Then choose the search group you’d like to get results for.
The Mind42 service enables you to create a mind map for any purpose. Easy editing tools allow for quick changes, and a variety of functions are available for the entire mind map as well as individual nodes on the mind map. Include images and attachments for a specific node, such as a wikipedia article, or a to-do list. Make mind mapping branches for the various items involved in a particular task, and keep track of changes with the revision history. Invite and manage others to collaborate on a mind map with you.
Flowchart is an online tool that lets you create flowcharts. With Flowchart, you can choose from a good variety of existing templates offered in its library, for items such as Mindmaps, project management, and engineering charts. The WYSIWIG editor operates smoothly to let you type, add clip art and photo images, edit the colors, modify item transparency and resize items, among other things. Charts can be saved or printed, and you can invite others to collaborate with you on a particular chart.
Another great, personalized widget. Pictogame takes your photos and turns them into games. A zit squeezing game played on your friend’s face, for instance, or a puzzle that uses your face as the image or see how far you can kick your teacher.
Once you’ve made a game, it can be rated, sent by email and posted to your blog/wiki and other sites. Have fun.