Timetoast

Timetoast was a Web 2.0 tool used to create a timeline. I wouldn't use this particular timeline tool again because it was very restricted and I would rather have a fully functioning timeline with free to use space.

Piktochart

Piktochart is a fun and easy Web 2.0 tool used to create info-graphics with a fun interesting set-up. I would totally use this tool again to create a fun picture for a project of some sort.

Journal Entry?

It is pretty difficult to decide the best thing I have learned in this class. However, If I was forced to choose by gunpoint, I would have to pick Photoshop. Photoshop has been my favorite Web 2.0 Tool/Computer Tool we have used for many reasons. I like how you can use this application to create and alter photos. I used Photoshop to create penguans flying in a desert. I thought that tool was super neat and very entertaining, as well. There isn't anything I wish I could learn because I have seriously learned everything I've wanted to learn and more. Emerging Technologies has certainly become one of my favorite classes I've ever taken.

Pixton Poaching Comic

Pixton is a website used to create comics and it has many fun and colorful options to use. I did not particularly enjoy this website because it was hard to use and quite frustrating at times. It would not let me drag some of the items that I wanted and it ended up messing with my entire project. I would not recommend this site to anyone.

Voki

Voki is a website where you can create a moving animated character and have it say anything or have it look anyway you would please. It was fun to play around with the different backgrounds and characters and it an awesome Web 2.0 tool.

Qr Codes!

Qr Codes are cool little things like the picture above that send you to a certain link or webpage. It is quick access to any page link on the web.

PrioVR Full Body Gaming Suit (Up and Coming Technology)

PrioVR Full Body Gaming Suit

                PrioVR is a full body system that uses high-performance inertial sensors to provide 360 degrees of low-latency, real-time motion tracking without the need for cameras, optics, line-of-sight, or large awkward equipment. PrioVR’s sensors are placed on key points of your body to capture your movements and translate them on-screen in real-time. PrioVR is wireless, allows for multiple simultaneous users, and will work anywhere - indoors or out, in capture spaces of any size.

                PrioVR is available in three versions, the Core, the Lite, and the Pro, all of which are wireless and compatible with each other. All suits include two hand-controllers with action buttons, triggers, and joysticks. The joysticks let you easily navigate through large worlds without actually walking, while the trigger supports a familiar shooting experience. And all PrioVR suits come with demo games so you can experience the freedom of full-body gaming from day 1.