ThingLink

Thinglink.com is a website I first discovered through my eighth grade science class. My teacher loves all sorts of programs like these. Thinglink is a website using an image of your choosing, and attach links to it.   Take any image and put it into the program. Then find links, photos, videos, audio, and add them to your Thinglink. Each link is put into one of these link buttons. The viewer will simply mouse over the button to view the description, see the video, or picture. This site makes it possible for teachers, employers, and everyone else, to organize information, and make it simple to share.

Penzu

Here is a link to a journal entry, on Penzu.

Penzu

Penzu is an online journal. If you don't like paper, or you want to be green, this is a great tool for you to use. Here I used an example idea. You can add photos, change text, layout, and highlight. The program isn't for me however. I would rather have the black and white composition notebook and a black ball point pen, that cost  fifty cents. But, I supposed that is just my preference. Other than that, I do likethe site, and I find it good for more than just a journal. I would use it to organize notes, if you're in class, and treat it as an all around general notebook. By those uses. I think I might use the program a little more. I am in love with notebooks, and I'm always intrested in new and cool uses for them and find ones with awesome designs. So I think this has a lot of uses. And the journal is completely password protected at your descretion. With a pro account you can even add and encryption for all your secrets to be safe. You may have multiple journals as well.

More photoshop

     I did this a while ago, when I first learned to use Photoshop. I like this project, especially just to make a fun poster or something of the sort. This is taking text and putting pictures into it, so the images form the shape of each letter. These can be one word as one picture or each letter may have its own. I think its cute and fun to look at. I just personalizes the words.

 The text can fill the page as much as you want,                                                      or as little as  desired.