Fontifier lets you use your own handwriting for the text you write on your computer. It turns a scanned sample of your handwriting into a handwriting font that you can use in your word processor or graphics program, just like regular fonts such as Helvetica. This has been added to the tools section of Research Resources Subject Tracer™ Information Blog.
Jumpcut.com is a product of MiraVida Media, Inc., based in San Francisco, California. “Mira Vida” can be roughly translated as “look at life”, and we built Jumpcut to help you show off your life, your interests, your friends, and your creativity in a completely new way. If creating a movie or a slideshow and publishing it to the web seems like a challenge, we think you’ll find that Jumpcut makes it easy and fun. If you’ve been wondering what to do with the video you shoot with your snazzy new camera (or your phone), Jumpcut is the perfect place for you to be creative. If video isn’t your thing just yet and you just want to make cool slideshows with your pictures, Jumpcut is still the best place. Finally, a free online location where you can use all your media, create great looking movies and publish to anyone you choose. There’s nothing else like it. This has been added to World Wide Web Reference Subject Tracer™ Information Blog.
There’s a lot of ways to describe what StikiPad is. Officially, it’s a hosted wiki provider that lets you collaborate online – unofficially, it’s a blank piece of paper where you decide its use. StikiPad is written completely in Ruby on Rails and utilizes technologies such as AJAX to increase usability within the StikiPad interface. They host StikiPad in a private datacenter to maximize security of your data, and take many precautions to ensure your data is never compromised. Where StikiPad differs from regular wikis is in the features and its easy administration. Whether or not you’ve used a wiki before doesn’t matter – if you can use a word processor and e-mail files, you’ll be able to use StikiPad. This has been added to the tools section of Research Resources Subject Tracer™ Information Blog.
The web has undoubtedly entered a new and exciting phase. Designers, developers and entrepreneurs are energized, refueled and producing some mind-blowing projects. The buzz is most definitely back! Vitamin is a brand new online magazine dedicated to that new web industry. Vitamin will inspire you, teach you, advise you and sometimes test you with its in-depth features, audio interviews, training sessions and reviews. It’s updated every week, and it’s free! So whether you just want to get dirty with the code or plan to topple Google with your next cunning web app idea, Vitamin is your new best friend. This has been added to World Wide Web Reference Subject Tracer™ Information Blog.
iFOCOS, the Institute for the Connected Society, is an independent not-for-profit leadership and educational organization committed to enabling a better-informed society. iFOCOS inspires creative thinking, collaboration, investments and actions to improve all segments of society through the enlightened use of media and enabling technology. iFOCOS seeks to push the envelop on thinking about the intersection of media, technology and society, and to set an agenda and provoke innovation that reflect the needs of a society that is increasingly immersed in and empowered by media.
The Journal of Hospital Librarianship focuses on the technical and administrative issues that most concern librarians. Medical librarians will find news and reviews of the latest technologies, as well as practical suggestions and innovative strategies that will improve the hospital/clinical work environment. The cutting-edge ideas and solutions in the Journal of Hospital Librarianship address the challenges you face every day. In the era of managed care, it takes careful scrutiny to justify expenses at every level, including the hospital or medical practice library. This journal offers you the proven, practical information you need so you can provide the best services at a reasonable cost. A rotating schedule of columns will address the urgent issues that concern you, including:
* Consumer Health Connections, which discusses patient education issues; * Technology; * Research; * International Libraries; * Specialty of the House, which focuses on specific types of libraries, including OPLs and federal libraries; * plus book and software reviews and a forthcoming column about the Internet.
NewsCloud is a site experiment that fetches news from Google News, tries to find tags related to each news and presents a tag cloud of the daily news. During the news process, there’s no human intervention. All tags are discovered automatically from Google News by text analysis. When a user passes the mouse over a tag, related tags gets highlighted. That way, you can have a glance of what the news is about. When a user clicks on a tag, the related news are presented on the right box. Cicking on them goes directly to the news source. The pages are served statically, and are generated every 30 minutes. Currently, NewsCloud works on news for U.S. and Brasil. This has been added to the tools section of Research Resources Subject Tracer™ Information Blog.
Animation Library is a site featuring over 13,748 free animations for you to use on your website or send as digital postcards using their powerful Postcard Station. This has been added to World Wide Web Reference Subject Tracer™ Information Blog.
iFOCOS, the Institute for the Connected Society, is an independent not-for-profit leadership and educational organization committed to enabling a better-informed society. iFOCOS inspires creative thinking, collaboration, investments and actions to improve all segments of society through the enlightened use of media and enabling technology. iFOCOS seeks to push the envelop on thinking about the intersection of media, technology and society, and to set an agenda and provoke innovation that reflect the needs of a society that is increasingly immersed in and empowered by media.
The Journal of Hospital Librarianship focuses on the technical and administrative issues that most concern librarians. Medical librarians will find news and reviews of the latest technologies, as well as practical suggestions and innovative strategies that will improve the hospital/clinical work environment. The cutting-edge ideas and solutions in the Journal of Hospital Librarianship address the challenges you face every day. In the era of managed care, it takes careful scrutiny to justify expenses at every level, including the hospital or medical practice library. This journal offers you the proven, practical information you need so you can provide the best services at a reasonable cost. A rotating schedule of columns will address the urgent issues that concern you, including:
* Consumer Health Connections, which discusses patient education issues; * Technology; * Research; * International Libraries; * Specialty of the House, which focuses on specific types of libraries, including OPLs and federal libraries; * plus book and software reviews and a forthcoming column about the Internet.