It uses 'drag and paste' functionality which is extremely easy to use. And better still, you can use a Storify book mark that sits in your browser to capture items to put in your story line (sorry, not easy to explain....best you go and have a play yourself to see what I'm trying to say).
At the moment, I have only used it to capture conversations on Twitter but am sure it can be used more extensively.
Have you used Storify? What do you use it for?
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Hi Sarah, I have used it a few times as you mostly for twitter related stuff, but i did utilise it last year for COT2011 as i was not able to attend last year. Great tool. I am playing with webdoc right now which is similar.
Hi Sarah, another interesting tool.I like the way you have Storified the tweets about why people find Twitter useful and fun. Like other tools, it is in the creative use of them that they come alive. Everyone may find it useful in a different way.
Anne-Marie Cunningham also uses Storify well: http://wishfulthinkinginmedicaleducation.blogspot.co.nz/2012/06/cpd-and-clinical-discussion-on-twitter.html
How nice!! For my part, I love an app for the classroom: Nearpod. It works on ipads and it's free :)
Is there an Android equivalent, Austin?
No, but I think they'll be releasing one soon. Have you tried contacting them? They have an account on twitter.
Will do, Austin...thanks.
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