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This year we are participating in the prestigious competition for developers and application designers; the Evernote Devcup 2013. We built Mural.ly to fully unleash the imagination of teams of visual people and we know that most of creative teams are already using Evernote to collect and organize their ideas and inspiration. Now, you are able to drag and drop Evernote notes onto a mural so you can reuse all the content you’ve clipped and put it into action. We believe that adding a flexible visual collaboration layer on top of Evernote will enhance creativity and innovation! How to get started Open one of your murals or create one from scratch. Now you want to add notes from past meetings, your own sketches from a whiteboard, ideas you stumbled upon and inspiring clippings from websites that are currently stored in your Evernote account. In order to do so, once you are inside the mural, you will see the Evernote logo on the left toolbar. and try the Evernote integration.

Framacalc Live whiteboard for online tutoring Wolfram|Alpha Blog "I believe that we do not know anything for certain, but everything probably." —Christiaan Huygens Have you ever wondered how health insurance premiums are calculated or why healthcare is so expensive? "I believe that we do not know anything for certain, but everything probably." Have you ever wondered how health insurance premiums are calculated or why healthcare is so expensive? Scrumblr. Un tableau blanc collaboratif Scrumblr est un site qui vous offre la possibilité de créer un tableau blanc collaboratif. Scrumblr permet d’afficher sur un tableau blanc virtuel des notes sous la forme de Post-it de toutes les couleurs. Les créateurs de ce service ont joué la simplicité au moment de choisir un environnement graphique pour leur Webapplication. Scrumblr vous demande de donner un nom à votre tableau. Une liste des participants s’affiche en bas à droite du tableau. Vous pouvez tester Scrumblr ici sur le web.

Collaborize Classroom | Online Education Technology for Teachers and Students thinkery blog 5 Free Screen Sharing Tools To Collaborate Together In Real Time Here is a list of 5 free screen sharing tools that let you share your screen so that you can easily collaborate in real-time environment. Sometimes it becomes annoying to take a screenshot every time and share it with your friends or colleagues, or plan a meeting, as it takes a lot of time as well as money. I’ve reviewed some free screen sharing tools which will enable you to share screen in any part of the country, so that you can easily conduct discussions, meetings, and conferences. Below I’ve reviewed free screen sharing tools namely: Quick Screen Share, Join.me, Screenleap, Freescreensharing, and Screenhero. Quick Screen Share: Sponsored Links Quick Screen Share is a free screen sharing tool that lets you share screen online with your friends and colleagues and lets you view the screen of that person with whom you are screen sharing. Click here to see detailed review. Grab Quick Screen Share from here! Join Me: Click here to see detailed review. Grab Join.me from here! Screenleap:

Create diagrams online Real time collaboration - Tour Draw Blog and Wiki images on Cacoo Diagrams created on Cacoo can be embedded in your Blog or Wiki in PNG format. If you edit the diagram in Cacoo, the embedded image will be replaced automatically. Export as PDF and SVG! Diagrams can be exported in vector formats - PDF, SVG, etc. Share the diagram with anyone You can even share the diagram with someone you don’t know.

Learn WordPress.com 5 outils pour réussir vos activités de “brainstorming” par Sophie Marchand Bien qu’à prime abord, on pense surtout à une réflexion en équipe lorsque l’on parle de "brainstorming" (remue-méninges en bon français!), cette activité peut également être pratiquée en solo. Par exemple, j’utilise des outils de "brainstorming" (aussi appelés "Mind Mapping") en solo lorsque je dois développer de nouvelles formations. Le "brainstorming" en équipe a beaucoup évolué au fil des dernières années, notamment grâce aux outils informatiques permettant à des collègues de collaborer en ligne. 1. MindMeister a été conçu pour faciliter la collaboration et est probablement l’outil de "brainstorming" le plus connu. 2. Groupzap a des fonctions très similaires à celles de MindMeister et offre différents forfaits. 3. Le logiciel de "brainstorming" de ThinkBuzan se nomme IMindMap, qu’on retrouve aussi en version Iphone et Ipad. 4. Bubbl.us est un peu plus élémentaire comme outil mais peut s’avérer être un bon choix pour les débutants. 5. Sophie Marchand, M.Sc., CGA