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Free Technology for Teachers: 5 Ideas for Teaching With Comics and 5 Free Online Tools for Creating Them

Free Technology for Teachers: 5 Ideas for Teaching With Comics and 5 Free Online Tools for Creating Them | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

I've been thinking about comic strip creation tools quite a bit lately so I decided to share a handful of ideas for teaching with comics and the online tools that students can use to create them.

Jeff Domansky's insight:

The value for PR, content pros and marketing in this post is the list of five cartoon creation tools. Very creative, very cool.

Jeff Domansky's curator insight, March 9, 2014 6:15 PM

Richard Byrne's tools or teachers work for PR, content and marketing pros too.

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Unforgettable: 10 Purple Cow Websites to Spark Your Imagination and Your Creativity

Unforgettable: 10 Purple Cow Websites to Spark Your Imagination and Your Creativity | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
In today’s post we’re going to go over 10 websites that have left a lasting impression on their visitors. Now, they are not all business websites – but they are inspirational.

 

On this blog we talk a lot about websites that have effective calls to action, non-cluttered home pages, and trustworthy designs with the intention of showing what techniques help improve conversions.

 

After years of showing our readers examples of what works and what doesn’t, one thing we have noticed is an awful lot of similarity between website designs in the same space.

 

My hunch is that either:

1.  After years of people copying each other’s designs, SaaS businesses have determined that this is what a SaaS website should look like.
2.  Or, after years of individual A/B testing, this is the winning outcome of what an effective website should look like.


I guess I lean more toward point #1…

 

But why not make your site unforgettable?

 

[This is a terrific post by @seanvwork. The 11 examples show website design, creativity and usability best practices. Lots of great lessons! ~ Jeff ]

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