I am far from an expert on Web 2.0 slide show/presentation creation and sharing applications, but here is a list I complied of applications other educators have blogged about. I should note that there are links to sites that review some of these applications below. (In answer to the specific question I was asked, many of these have a "private publish" option or you could embed into a blog that is only open to certain people.)
Also, you should keep in mind that some people believe there is a Web 2.0 "bubble" right now and that when it "pops" many of the companies offering these applications will no longer be around - so don't count on these companies to have the only copies of your precious memories or carefully created presentation, back everything up on your end.
Slide Show Creation
- Bubbleshare (photo slide shows, audio, themes, clip art, videos, create books and calendars)
- Flickr Show (photo slide shows of Flickr images)
- Image Loop (photo slide shows, guest books, XML)
- Photo Show* (photo slide shows with transitions, captions and music)
- Picture Trail (photo animations, shows, embellishment, hosting, social network)
- Slide (photo slide shows, embellishment, screen savers integrates to You Tube)
- Slideroll (photo slide shows)
- Slide Story (photos with voice narration)
- SmileBox (shows of photos, videos, text and music)
- Tabblo ("make stuff with your photos")
- Flektor (photo slide show creator and more - adults only)
- Rock You ("cool" photo slide show creator - adults only)
(professional type presentation tools or uploading of PPT and similar)
Online Multimedia Scrapbooks
Video Editing and Sharing
Reviews
- CNET review of photo creation/sharing sites
- Kolabara Review of WEB 2.0 Presentation Tools
- Master New Media Comparison Guide
- Free Resources from the Net for (Special) Education
- First Tube Review
Looking for Web 2.0 Applications? I suggest Go 2 Web 2.0.
*indicates that you can see examples of the final result of this tool on this blog
These are great lists, Kate. Thanks for putting them together. --Paul
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