As always, another great week of stumbles. Here are some of the precious gems that caught my eye this week. Interactive Photo Mosaic: I’ve always had a soft spot for the creativity of photo mosaics. This one is brilliant. It kept me busy and engaged for a pretty long time. Photoshop Tutorial: Web 2.0 Buttons: Just about...
read moreIt’s been awhile since I posted my findings on StumbleUpon, but this week, I have a great list — I hope! FreeComputerBooks.com: Download free computer books, tutorials, and lecture notes. This site covers major topics, such as computer science, programming languages, Unix/Linux, networking, Microsoft, and others. Paper...
read moreNo Wonder our Perception of Beauty is Distorted: Excellent Dove video on models — a must watch if you haven’t seen it already. Online Etch-a-Sketch: A cute little flash game that is intended to brings back our childhoods. Ajaxload: Ajax loading GIF generator — to make everything Web 2.0. You can download the...
read moreSo much for those fun and games. Zoo.com, which was lauded as a safe online haven for kids, may not be completely what it seems. Child-friendly? Maybe, though it depends on your sources. Is it completely effective? Doubtful. Effort has been made in the past to create a kid-friendly search engine, and we thought this one was it. ...
read moreDaily Color Scheme: A nifty little tool for web developers who need a creative push for a website’s color scheme. Blobs Game: A cute little addictive-quality game where your goal is to eliminate blobs by jumping over adjacent pieces. Giveaway of the Day: Each day, one piece of shareware (or commercial) software is available...
read moreI joined StumbleUpon on April 10, 2005. For awhile, I used it heavily, and then my use tapered off. With its membership growing and my interest in social media becoming more and more defined and apparent, and with new incredibly interesting websites being added, I’ve been using it a lot more lately. We could always write...
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Tamar Weinberg is a social media enthusiast with a passion for all things tech and productivity. She provides consulting in internet marketing and is Mashable's Global Advertising Director. Tamar is also the author of The New Community Rules: Marketing on the Social Web.
