1. Comiqs (Beta) -- I can see that this site could offer excellent programming opportunties. Users can create comics. Unfortunately the site does not appear to do a very good job of explaining what photos can be leagally used. The site is limited, but fun.
2. Lulu -- This site offers opportunities to self-publish. Membership is free, and it appears that users can work on projects without paying any fees. This site reminds me a bit of an online Kinko's. I could imagine several programming possibilities. For example, we could do a cooking class and then publish a cookbook designed by the class. I coudl have a child's photography class and then make calendars from the photos produced.
3. Biblio.com -- This site offers librarians and others free accounts to search for rare books. This site is very easy to use. I often look for storytime books that are no longer in print. This would be another excellent source for obtaining those materials. Most of the materials that I found were at incredibly low prices. The main drawback that I saw was that often large lists of items are not available. For example, I clicked on a link to graphic novels and almost none of the long list were available.
No comments:
Post a Comment