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8 Pinterest Alternatives You May Not Know About Pinterest has garnered a reputation (whether incidentally or intentionally) as a website geared mostly towards females who need ideas for weddings, home décor, and recreation. Maybe you like the idea of Pinterest but not its subject matter. Maybe Pinterest just isn’t for you. Is there hope for you? Yes, there is. As it turns out, there are many sites out there that have taken the core concept of Pinterest and spun it in unique ways. Juxtapost Juxtapost is a Pinterest knockoff but in a good way. The feature I like best in Juxtapost is the “More Like This” button. Use Juxtapost if you want to use a Pinterest-like site with many of the same features but presented in a different way. We Heart It If I had to describe We Heart It in one sentence, I’d call it the baby of Pinterest and Tumblr, and I don’t necessarily mean that in a bad way. There’s an undercurrent beneath all of the We Heart It posts which indicates that this site is mainly used by teens and college girls. Dribbble FoodGawker

Photovisi - Photo Collage Maker Edmodo I originally wrote this post in September 2012. With a new school year beginning in Australia and plans to ramp up blogging and Edmodo at our school this year, I have updated this post to use with my staff with more screenshots, new ideas and some additional references to the iPad use of these tools with dedicated apps. For those who have seen it before, you may like to revisit. When introducing transformative teaching practices involving technology, you have to be careful not to overload the senses of the tech novices on your staff. The Grade 6s have taken to blogging this term, although more as private digital portfolios rather than true blogging with a global audience. In a nutshell, I see Edmodo as an all encompassing classroom management/teaching and learning/collaboration system. EDMODOGroups – My favorite feature of Edmodo and a big difference between itself and blogging. Collaborative Discussion – the simplicity of the Edmodo discussion wins me over compared to blogging.

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Prismatic Google Adds Waze's Crowdsourced Traffic Data to Apps Google Maps is already using data from its newly-acquired mapping service Waze to give users access to crowdsourced traffic reports and satellite imagery. Just two months after Google bought Waze for a reported $1.03 billion, it was announced on Tuesday that the two companies are already sharing data. From details about traffic jams and accidents to construction and road closures, Google Maps users can now submit traffic-related information to the app.

¿Cómo crear tableros y pines geolocalizados en Pinterest? Podemos coleccionar y compartir información visual geolocalizada gracias a la función Place Pins y Place Boards que Pinterest ha habilitado tanto en la web como en sus aplicaciones iOS y Android. Vamos a aprender a crear estos tableros y pines geolocalizados. Recordaros que En La Nube TIC os hemos hablado de Pinterest en otras ocasiones, así que si aún no os habéis aventurado a investigar esta fantástica red, os recomiendo que antes de seguir, leáis los artículos de mis compañeros Inés Andrés y Antonio Garrido donde os explican su utilidad y cómo sacar partido a sus funciones. ¿Qué son los place pins y los place boards? Un Place Pin, o Pin de Lugar, es un tipo de pin enriquecido (rich pin) que está geolocalizado, es decir, contiene información sobre una localización geográfica que hayamos señalado en un mapa. Pinterest utiliza la tecnología de Foursquare para poder geolocalizar los pines, sin embargo, no es necesario ser usuario de la aplicación para poder disfrutar de esta función.