Hi! It's Kiki from Techie-Bytes! A while ago, I came across an alternative to Wallwisher which offers robust features which are quite unique and different to Wallwisher.
Linoit.com is a cool web-based alternative to Wallwisher. It allows one to store and organize sticky notes, collaborate on notes with others and set due dates - to name a few. One of the other cool features is the ability to organize notes into different bulletin boards (canvases). For instance, you can keep work-related and personal notes in separate bulletin boards.
Checkout some of the other cool features of Linoit:
Linoit.com is a cool web-based alternative to Wallwisher. It allows one to store and organize sticky notes, collaborate on notes with others and set due dates - to name a few. One of the other cool features is the ability to organize notes into different bulletin boards (canvases). For instance, you can keep work-related and personal notes in separate bulletin boards.
Checkout some of the other cool features of Linoit:
- Create sticky notes and use them to manage to-do lists, store notes and collaborate on ideas.
- Group stickies into different canvases/tabs (work, personal, etc.) and use tags to organize them further.
- Create as many canvases and sticky notes as you need.
- Keep your sticky notes private or share and collaborate on notes with others.
- You can share notes with others on ‘view only’ or ‘view & edit’ basis.
- Assign due dates and setup automatic email alerts when someone posts to your canvas. Calendar:
- Use the mini-calendar on the right-bottom of the canvas to browse stickies by due date.
- Customize stickies: change background or upload your own background, color, change font size, assign icons, drag and drop, etc. http://www.makeuseof.com/dir/
linoit-create-share- collaborate-sticky-notes/
Note: If I could change one thing, it would be the ability to scroll through the embedded Linoit like Wallwisher and the option to moderate the posts. Other than that, I personally, am looovving it - much more than Wallwisher - but check it out yourself and you decide!
They also have a free app which I have used in various staff developments this past summer!
Below is a Linoit, I created for my online book study. I asked the question on how they could use Linot or Wallwisher in their classroom. As you will see, they had some great ideas!
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