Educational Videos; post 7

So many people surf the web to watch funny videos. I found this website that has educational videos from countries around the world such as Vietnam, United States, South Africa, Iraq, and Brazil. It seems pretty interesting. It has horizontal navigation, and links vertically to other countries' videos.

mmmmmmmmm

ok...so have you seen the new m&m commercials with all the people who turn into their own custom m&m's? If you go to http://www.becomeanmm.com you can create your own personal m&m and its free!! You can custom make as many as you want and put them into pictures or videos. So cool! You can even download them and place them in your personal website. Im addicted now...you should give it a try.

Has facebook gone too far?

Facebook has recently launched facebook Developers you can download all sorts of things using your facebook or post pictures differently. You can even submit your own idea's that you have developed. One of the submitted developer ideas is Bored on the Book Apparently I'm not the only person who waste time on facebook when i am bored, so they want to help solve this problem of boredom.

My Dad's Website

So, here is my dad's
website. It's real lame and boring. It has all of the info he
would need to provide to potential clientele , but not presented very
professionally. Maybe at the end of the semester I will have learned enough in
this class to help him out... maybe.

6th post

I googled public relations and found this website for the Public Relations Society of America. The color scheme is blue, white, and a weird tan color. It contains drop down menus, links to other websites, and public relations news. It also has a calendar for many different events and conferences. I would recommend this website.

RELEVANT

Several weeks ago I subscribed to Relevant Magazine. Its a Christian-Pop Culture magazine. It's subjects range from Christian artists to secular artists, as well as Christian literature and news stories.

The magazine is very cheap to subscribe to, but if you dont feel like spending money their website is very informative and its layout is really cool in my opinion. You should check it out

cool blog site

ok, so i'm in this awesome class: online design, and part of the syllabus is that we have to make blog posts. so there is this nice site http://digital.obu.edu. it has a bunch of random posts like this one, but some contain usefull info, especially if you're into digital media.

Post 5; Tutorialized

I was looking for tutorial websites for fireworks and stumbled across www.tutorialized.com. It is a great website with tutorials for a ton of different programs. It allows forum users to make "how you do it" posts. Its only negative aspect is that is has so much information that it might take you a while to find the instructions for which you are looking. The color scheme is pretty simple, it mainly uses different shades of blue. Overall, I would recommend this website.

Pop Photo

www.popphoto.com is probably one of the coolest websites I have been to in a while. I have recently been thinking about purchasing a new digital camera, and found this website to be extremely helpful. You can not only read camera reviews, but look and compare cameras, lens's, equipment, tips, and pictures. It really helped me narrow down my decision with their incredibly detailed review for water proof cameras. The website is very easy to use, and I would highly recommend it to anyone.

post 10: mediastorm

the new, but by now probably old, thing to include in a website, especially in a news website, is on this site. This site includes very interesting and well constructed video and interesting tools for a webpage.