Danelle's Moving Tool Reiew

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on March 29, 2011 at 6:10:51 pm

Intervue me offers people the chance to submit questions about any subject, and answered in an involved method. The user can invite and/or share their questions with anyone.

To answer the questions the user would need to create an account by simply signing up with an email address and have access to a webcam. The responses can be made private or public.

When enough responses have been gathered the Intervue can be changed to non-active, and the answers can be downloaded.

This tool is a very useful method to gather opinions and responses in a non-traditional way. Intervue Me is great for polls, various projects, and whatever information one needs answers for.

A couple of down sides is the amount of time it may take for people to reply. If the questions are just posted on the public wall, it may take a great amount of time before obtaining enough responses. To generate enough answers in a certain amount of time, the interviewer could send and share links with friends and/or whoever they’re trying to reaching out to. Also, a webcam is required to answer questions.

Dragontape

Dragontape is a collobatirve tool which allows you to three hour mix tapes or mash ups of your favorite YouTube videos and SoundCloud clips.

Dragontape is very simple. You first start of with searching for a YouTube video you wish to use and drag it down into the work space of the tool. The video is placed on a time line where clips can be arranged. Editing and playback are a single step; you can add more clips and videos to your mix tape as you are watching it. It allows you to cut and use whatever bits you want to create your mix tape. It’s easy to rewind and fast-forward through.

dragontape

Dragontape displays the YouTube video against a black layout when replaying them. It is without the distracting comments and advertisements. This tool is wonderful for an interactive whiteboard, projector-connected computer, and various interactive tools.