Thinglink

             Hi everyone! This post is going to be about Thinglink.


            Thinglink is a web 2.0 tool that allows you to add various interactions such as questions, texts, video links on an image you have selected. With Thinglink, you can make static pictures more fun with these interactions.

            With the Thinglink Web 2.0 tool, you can add interactive data to a picture you have selected from your computer, the internet or your Facebook account. For example, you can select a spot on a picture and add a video or informative text or other images on Youtube. Or you can add a website related to your course to an image as a resource. In this way, Thinglink can turn even boring images into a lot of fun.




            

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