by Susan Cato on February 14, 2011 · 1 comment
Recently I spent some time investigating Facebook pages that went beyond just pretty pictures that link off to other websites. I was looking for functionality and apps that facilitate an action within the Facebook environment – without forcing you to leave the site. I like investigating these because they help inspire ideas in general. My [...]
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apps,
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A brilliant co-worker shared this with me. Between using Poll Everywhere and Prezi – my next presentation is sure to be the coolest on the block. Go check it out: http://www.prezi.com
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presentations,
visual representation,
web tools
I just came across a nifty site called fivesecondtest.com. The site is primarily for web designers/developers who need feedback and input on overall design and information architecture. According to them it is a “simple online usability test that helps you identify the most prominent elements of your user interfaces.” I was on the site earlier [...]
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design,
How-to's,
information architecture,
usability testing,
web strategy
Volunteermatch.org, by far one of the best “matchmaking” websites online for helping nonprofit organizations find volunteers by matching up user preferences with organizational needs – is opening up its network for public access. What does this mean? According to Allyson Kapin at FrogLoop, it means that VolunteerMatch will be able to have even greater positive [...]
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volunteer
Last year, I wrote a post on my other blog about “living my best life”, one of the items I listed is being a lifelong learner. There are so many things that I don’t know and that I want to learn, but there is so little time! Fortunately for me, this is the age of [...]
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education,
elearning,
self-improvement
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