These two info graphics tools are for creating info graphics online for free and little need knowledge about designing or color schemes, but only need drag and drop some pre-made design items.
1. Easel.ly Easel.ly is a great tool for creating info graphics and provides a canvas on which you can build your own infographic by dragging and dropping pre-made design elements. You can use a blank canvas or build upon one of Easel.ly's themes. If Easel.ly doesn't have enough pre-made elements for you, you can upload your own graphics to include in your infographic. Your completed infographic can be exported and saved as PNG, JPG, PDG, and SVG files. Watch the video below for an overview of Easel.ly.
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2. Visual.ly Visual.ly offers you the chance of having the infographic professionally branded. Features are To create your own infographic from a variety of pre-made templates, To sign in and grant access using either your Twitter account or Facebook account, and To share your finished infographic on social networks or download it to your computer.
Creating Videos Online with Chrome and WeVideo in Google Drive
From now on, you can create videos online with Google Chrome and WeVideo in Google Drive. Now WeVideo Google Drive app in Google Chrome and Google Drive allow you to save all of your video projects in your Google Drive account. You can learn more about it in the video below.
Augmented Reality (AR) interactive shop window of Ray Ban
How easily and interactively people experience glasses of Ray Ban! [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2onjpEOQm64]
Augmented reality application. You can try glasses digitaly on a shop window! If you like it you can upload it to facebook as well (via YouTube by amadeatechnologies )
AR that virtual can experience might be happy for an educational teaching material for children using the technology of AR. The teaching material that can be learnt as though it were a game is suitable for the game generation.
The concept of augmented reality has begun to appear in both computer and mobile apps. The 2011 Horizon Report by New Media Consortium and EDUCASE recently defined this technology nicely, claiming “Augmented reality refers to the layering of information over a view or representation of the normal world, offering users the ability to access place-based information in ways that are compellingly intuitive.” While this technology is exciting in many arenas, it has particular application in the field of education.
Download and Read "2011 Horizon Report" : http://www.slideshare.net/iglassbox/2011-horizon-report-by-nmc
PBS Kids has been an early adopter of augmented reality. On November 14, 2011 PBS Kids announced the launch of its first educational augmented reality app for iPhone and iPod Touch. The press release explained, “Lunch Rush opens a new world of learning by teaching kids ages six to eight math skills, like addition and subtraction, while blending the virtual and real world into a truly engaging experience.”
Augmented reality brings a significant potential to supplement information delivered via computers, mobile devices, video and even the printed book.”
The launch of such an app presents a number of exciting opportunities to the field of education. According to the aforementioned 2011 Horizon Report, “Augmented reality brings a significant potential to supplement information delivered via computers, mobile devices, video and even the printed book.”The Lunch Rush app realizes some of this potential in a fun world inhabited by Ruff Ruffman, the star of the hit PBS Kids show “Fetch!”The Lunch Rush app realizes some of this potential in a fun world inhabited by Ruff Ruffman, the star of the hit PBS Kids show “Fetch!”
Coming up on World Tech Update this week Intel announces new Core processors, Apple continues to beat Android, Nintendo misses targets on 3DS sales, Google Drive debuts, augmented reality apps help kids learn, two rowers plan to cross the Atlantic with a little help from technology and an MIT robot weaves a web.
PBS Kids is not alone in recognizing the educational potential of this technology. For instance, technology journalist Audrey Watters maintains the site Hack Education, which features links to some compelling augmented reality apps. One app named LookBackMaps uses a mobile’s GPS to link to historic photos of the user’s geolocation so they can see what the area looked like in the past. Augmented reality is a development about to burst onto the main stream of computing. Its uses in practical applications are limited only by the imaginations of clever developers. Continued development such as that accomplished by PBS Kids bodes well for the expansion of augmented reality in higher education and learning in the coming years.
This is the concept for using augmented reality and tablet computers to visualize data for geologists. Made for a course called Experts in Teamwork, the VR-village, at Norwegian University of Science and Technology , spring 2012 by YouTube tjaland
These are recent AR (Augmented Reality) Cases I have looked up, including AR Books, education instances, advertising, etc.
1. AR Comic Books
Augmented Reality 3D Experience inspired by comic book "La Douce", designed and produced by Dassault Systemes. Courtesy of François Schuiten and Casterman.
This Solar System images on the ground are imagetargets to track the planets in augmented reality on android and ios devices (using the qualcomm vuforia extension).
In the city center of Amsterdam, people were playing games using their iPhones among the shopping pedestrians. All this to hunt for virtual chocolates. The winners of this life intruding game won a trip to New York City. The game was made as a promotion for a new Magnum ice cream. As we were invited to check things out, we give you a glimpse of all the chocolate hunting people in the shopping streets (Negen Straatjes) in Amsterdam.
The Future of Augmented Reality by futurevTechnology There might be a possibility of becoming it like this enough though it might be a previous by-and-by a little more.
If you are interested in learning more about how augmented reality and digital marketing can help your organisation or campaign you should review our free series of augmented reality guides. These guides are focus on the techniques and practicalities associated with the technology and will give you an insight on how augmented reality can be used effectively. This video is via YouTube by FuturevTechnology.
WorkFlowy is a simple task management service, which can make you less stressed and more productive. Watch this 24 second video to see how it works.
WorkFlowy works in an intuitive outline format. It works just like I would have it function if I was writing a list of things to do in a notebook. Click "+" to add an item and use the tab key to indent an item. To set a due date for yourself just type a hashtag like #today or #tomorrow to prioritize your tasks. When you complete a task just click on it and strike it out.
WorkFlowy has a series of tutorial videos to help you discover all of the little tricks it offers, but even if you don't watch them you can use WorkFlowy efficiently. The video below shows the fundamental of WorkFlowy in 24 seconds.
The beauty of WorkFlowy is this: it lets you break things down into ever smaller pieces. This makes it perfect for organizing complex projects, brainstorming and a lot more. Try breaking down some of your projects, and you'll start to see the potential.
