A background story about popular movie - actors backgrounds, creating movie and much more in a geolocated timelines and dynamic stories format. Powered by myHistro. Watch a sneak peek here:
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Friday, August 24, 2012
Thursday, August 16, 2012
myHistro in education
Our company is
specializing in history and history visualization. We have worked with history
for years and created different ways how to organize and present historic
events and to tell stories from the past (educational history, corporate
history, personal memories, family history etc.). Our different services (www.myhistro.com and www.histrodamus.ee) have
won several awards (incl. Science Popularization Grand Award, World Summit
Award and Best Estonian e-service) and it is said in media: “Histrodamus has
made a gigantic step for introducing complicated history, making a dry history
(lesson) interactive and visually attractive.”
We believe that myHistro is a great teaching tool which supports learning (of history, geography, biology) in several
ways:
General /timelines
o Our tools allow students to study history interactively and on the Web,
making history learning more appealing to digital natives.
o myHistro visualizes historic processes and events in map and timeline,
allows to understand simultaneously all three dimensions of a story: where,
when, and how.
o Allows to better understand the whole narrative and how different
historic events influence each other.
In the Classroom
o Teacher can easily prepare interactive materials for every lesson,
o Interactive learning by watching and commenting stories,
o Can be used for grading and testing very easily;
At Home
o Ideal for creating independent projects (homeworks) in history or
geography. It is a great tool to asses a student's understanding of a specific
subject and be sure that the student is not just memorizing dates and names but
is actually connecting the dots,
o Students can use the timelines created by the teacher to study at home
and prepare for tests,
o Well suited for group assignments due to various collaboration tools
(co-authors, exporting information into CSV or KML, commenting, Follow this
story etc.),
o On Myhistro, students never stop learning. Thanks to “Today in History“
notifications they can recall something they already learned or even learn
something new..
Here are some sample views/options below:
1.
Map&timelineview (history class
project about Civil War): 2. Story summary view (History of the sports league):
3. Read more view (Geopolitical events of the past decade):
and
4.
Embedded sample story of modern Olympic
Games: Wednesday, August 1, 2012
MyHistro is looking for writers... |
and will pay you to do what you already enjoy: creating timelines. |
|
Create
interesting and well-written timelines on different topics and get paid based on
the attention they generate.
Sign up, submit
your application and start writing right now.
|
To read more info about
this go to the page www.myhistro.com/write-for-us
or follow the instructions in your dashboard. |
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Monday, July 9, 2012
The very first myHistro app is ready!
Our iPhone / iPod app is ready and available at iTunes! But there are even more good news.
To celebrate this, we are having a crazy iPod Touch giveaway. For every 500 participants we increase the number of iPods given away so your chances of winning are always good. Do not miss this opportunity and remember: Winners will be selected on July 31 2012.
To celebrate this, we are having a crazy iPod Touch giveaway. For every 500 participants we increase the number of iPods given away so your chances of winning are always good. Do not miss this opportunity and remember: Winners will be selected on July 31 2012.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
The Guide to Conversion Rate Optimization
Simple and obvious but sometimes very good to look at again:
A CRO infographic by SEOgadget.co.uk, read the full guide on SEOmoz
Simple and obvious but sometimes very good to look at again:
A CRO infographic by SEOgadget.co.uk, read the full guide on SEOmoz
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