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Color Your Digital Life with SlideShows

Filed Under (Uncategorized) by ozge on 05-05-2010 and tagged digital storytelling, links, slideshows, technology, Web 2.0, Web 2.0 technology education, web 2.0 tools

Creating a slideshow is a great way to color your digital life. As mother’s day is fast approaching, you can create a unique slideshow to show your love to your mom or create something that will cherish others and wow-worthy!

SlideRoll is a way to create slideshows from your own pictures using different transitions. You can also create slideshows in a documentary style. SlideRoll Video Creator helps you to turn your slideshows into true video to display it on your blog or your website.

Slide lets you create slideshows from your photos with different effects and transitions in an easy way. You can also create a guest book for your blog, personalize your pictures with different effects, frame YouTube videos with different skins. ImageLoop is a similar site. It also allows you to create an online version of any pdf and powerpoint presentation. You can also use both these sites as a free upload of your images.

Roxio lets you add pictures and videos together and customize it to tell your story in an engaging way.

With Kizoa, you can create slideshows with music and effects, embed them to your blog or your websites, edit your pictures, store and organize your photos and share them with the world.

PhotoPeach is a quick way to create slideshows using pictures and music. It also lets you create quizzes on your slideshow.

You can turn your photos into digital creations to share them with other people with SmileBox. You can create scrapbooks, ecards, slideshows and photo albums using different designs and music.

RockYou allows you to create slideshows selecting from the various choices such as transitions, themes, music, backgrounds, and caption options.

If you have a Flickr account, you can also try FlickrSlideshow to create a custom Flickr slideshow on your website.You can also try SlideFlickr and FlickrSlidr.

OneTrueMedia lets you mix your photos and pictures together with effects, captions and music to create your unique slideshows.

With Vuvox, you can mix and blend your personal media into rich personal expressions.

Empressr lets you create your slideshows with photos, music, videos and audios to share it privately or publicly.

WebSlides is a site to create a slideshow of your bookmarks and feeds.JogTheWeb is a similar way to create a slideshow of websites.

Animoto and Flixtime are exceptional in this category. They let you turn your photos and images into amazing videos with easy to follow effects.

Prezi is also one of the most unique way to create a picture show and a presentation. If you like it, you should also check Ahead which is a similar tool.

Enjoy exploring those sites and stay online!!

7 Responses to “Color Your Digital Life with SlideShows”

Karenne Sylvester Says:
May 5th, 2010 at 12:29 pm
you did it again! Ozge, you are just amazing how you find all these amazing links, I sometimes feel like your blog is a walk in encyclopedia of fantastic web2.0 tools
Mayra Says:
May 5th, 2010 at 1:20 pm
I am a teacher in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Thank you for your help with all those links.
stop repossession Says:
May 20th, 2010 at 3:36 am
This post is very useful and the use slideshows using photos from your digital is perfect, thanks for the post.
Marc Says:
June 10th, 2010 at 4:05 am
Great list! My wife is using stupeflix.com lately and she seems quite happy with it.
Allison Clark Says:
April 29th, 2011 at 6:54 am
Funny how your post reminded me of my Friendster account because I was able to embed a slide there. Wonder if Facebook will ever add that feature.
Amanda Says:
June 9th, 2011 at 11:24 am
Creating a slideshow from any kind of form is quite enjoying, you can predict that someone will get happy once you finish doing it. I think I need to make a one good slideshow dedicated to someone I love most..Thanks for sharing these resources.
James Grayston Says:
June 13th, 2011 at 11:22 am
I think that Prezi is fantastic and I use it alot. For audiences who are bored with any sort of PowerPoint presentation, I think that it is refreshing. I will look at Ahead and check that out.

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