Source: Free online timeline maker
Timegraphics is an online tool that can be used to create timelines. It is free to use to create public timelines, and accepts Google log-ins. If you upgrade to premium, then you can have collaborators working on a timeline and make timelines private.
The timelines can be exported in various formats and can be embedded on websites:
Syncing settings in Vivaldi. Source: The browser that puts you in control | Vivaldi In my initial article about Vivaldi, my biggest complaint was the lack of sync. Well, with the release of 2.0 that problem has been rectified. Along with syncing, creating a vivaldi.net account gives you access to participate in the Vivaldi forums, an…
Source: Lastpass One of the easiest ways for you to stay secure online is to use a password manager. Instead of using a password such as monkey182 on every site you use, a password manager lets you easily use a different password each site. Plus, each password can be very complex, such as r3E5u4*2AS2y. Lastpass is a great…
Learn more in less time with Synap’s unique spaced repetition website and app, and our free collection of over 10,000 Multiple Choice Questions Source: Synap: Create & practice Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) online Synap has thousands of multiple choice questions online, or students can create their own, to help reinforce concepts taught in the classroom. What makes…
Source: Cleanup.pictures – Remove objects, people, text and defects from any picture – 100% free This site works pretty well at removing objects from a picture. It works best when the object is pretty small in relation to the picture. To test, I uploaded this picture: I think higlighted the person in the purple to…
Historical maps available online. Source: Old Maps Online This is really, cool. The maps cover all over the world, and could be used to show how your local town has changed or what the roads were like during specific events.
Boxy SVG lets you edit vector graphics in Chrome without an internet connection. There are two different ways of how the computer renders graphics. One is bitmap or raster images, which include .jpg, .png, and .gif. Raster images take a graphic and view it as a combination of pixels to form the image. This allows…