Thing 11

It was very easy to see all my feed. They were posted by date closest to the day I looked at them.  If I didn't like one of the posts or more, I just deleted them.  If I liked them then they were added to my page. It was fast, easy, and convenient. :)

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https://plus.google.com/photos/yourphotos?banner=pwa

Creating my Google pictures plus software was simple and easy. I already had a google account so it just automatically added the software to my google page.  I can upload and manage my own pictures on the internet.  Also I can store all the pictures that I don't necessarily want on my phone, but I don't want to lose on the website too!

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I like the newsreaders and RSS, you could have all your favorite up-to-date material at your fingertips.  It's like youtube. When you create a youtube account, you can subscribe to other people's accounts depending on whether you like the videos.  Once you subscribe to the sources those sources pop up on your page, as well as any and all new video postings that those sources make.  I could definitely see myself using this technology in my future classroom.  That way if I have any really good websites I like or find useful teaching, I can just stick them on this page and access them anytime I like.

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This is my image of LOLcats, I made it using the Image Chef Generator.  The images and templates the website had was enormous, but I found the LOLcats and thought it was hilarious! I don't really know how I could use this in class or in future indevors but, it was really fun making it!

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I absolutely LOVED this flickr mashup: spell with flickr, I can see myself using this a lot in posts to my social network and on my flickr page.  I really liked creating it, because I got to choose the letters I wanted just by clicking on them, it was really fun and really easy.

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This is a picture I took of my kitten, Lilly.  I used flickr to upload it after I created my own flickr account.  After messing around with this app on my phone, I really want to learn more about it.  I will most definitely be using flickr in the future, and could possibly use it in my classroom one day maybe by just using some neat pictures in instructional powerpoints.  I actually have not used any other hosting service.  I have heard of Instagram but I haven't used it before.  I really don't have any problems with my photos being used in a public place.  I have a facebook, and love it when people like my photos and videos.  Photography has always been a hobby of mine, so I can definitely see myself using this app a LOT more in the future.

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My link to vine:

http://www.go2web20.net/app/?a=vine

I love vine! I have a vine on my phone, and an account.  Vine is basically like youtube, except the videos except the videos are shorter and you can conveniently take them from your phone or computer.  I found these videos really interesting.  The pros about this website are that it is quick and easy to upload videos, and it's convenient.  I would use vine with my students, it's free to set up an account, and I would use it to post quick videos about anything I might have forgot to tell them in class, or if they had any quick questions for me I could vine back and forth with them to answer their questions. The website is personal enough to give out the necessary information to my students, but not so personal to where the students have my actual phone number.