Source: Multy.me
I love tools like Multy.me. Simple, to the point, and it doesn’t require any account.
Multy.me allows you to share a list of URLs from one address. That’s it. You can’t edit the lists or delete them, but you can create new ones.
It works really well for those times that you may have 3 or 4 addresses to share and you don’t want to send all of them.
Source: Story Dice – a creative storytelling tool from Dave Birss Unfortunately, the Emoji story telling tool I have shared previously is offline, but, luckily David Birss has come to the rescue with Story Dice. The concept is simple. Roll the dice and come up with a story that involves the pictures that have randomly…
Yesterday I posted about using Pushbullet to send links, pictures, text and other data between your devices. It works really well, with only one fault. All your devices need to be logged into the same Google or Facebook account. This means it’s difficult to copy between a personal device and a work device, or a…
Source: flowchart.fun Sure, you could use any number of WYSIWYG software to create a flowchart, but, sometimes, you want a little more freedom when brainstorming the flowchart. It doesn’t get easier than typing out what you want in the boxes and then arrange them by sentences. On the right, the flowchart is created automatically. When…
Source: Kuote • Create beautiful Medium-like quotes, perfect for sharing on Twitter or Instagram. Here’s a cool way to include quotes in documents or when sharing. After you enter the quote and author, tap Take Screenshot to download a picture of your quote. You can also click on the avatar circle to put a picture…
Source: Animated Engines – Home Animated Engines and 507 Mechanical Movements are two sites that show animations how the engine or motion works. They would be great supplements to lessons on simple machines or to get a better understanding how machines work. On 507 Mechanical Movements, not all movements are currently animated, so look for…
Available for Chrome and Firefox, Nimbus Screenshot (Nimbus Screen Capture under Firefox) is another option for capturing screen shots from your browser. There are several options on what can be captured: It also allows you to edit the screenshot much like Skitch: Once you are finished editing the screen shot, you can download the image…