ThingLink

Pros: I like because is easy to learn, and work on it.

Cons: I wish it had more free options, but is a great software.

Pros: New way for presentationVery nice panorama view with hotspotsEmbed any resources

Cons: Not enough design resources and ready 3d objects to useUser must upload his resources

Pros: It allows me to create highly engaging content for teachers and students

Cons: They don't seem to have a plan for teacher Entrepreneurs and don't seem to understand the way it is being used

Pros: The user's ability to move around the "space" is my favourite part and what I think sets this tool apart from other similar ones I've used as a teacher.

Cons: I would like to be able to make individual parts of the image clickable themselves, instead of having to add an icon on top. This could make the game a little more challenging and require more creative thinking on the part of the students.

Pros: I love that it is so engaging for my students! They'd much rather explore a cool photo and "find" questions to answer than answer questions on a basic worksheet.

Cons: Sometimes when I add questions for students, the image (of the question) gets cropped so that it won't work, and I need to find new images.

Pros: The product is easy to use ,makes annotating digital items super simple.

Cons: Need more area to pace my content. Free features : Image, video, 360°/VR image publishing. Secure sharing. Engagement statistics. Offline viewing.

Pros: ThingLink is a very user friendly program. I am a US History teacher, images are extremely important in understanding what has happened in our country. ThingLink allows me to have students directly interact with images from history by identifying them and making connections between them. I also like the fact that ThingLink allows me to purchase just the amount of subscriptions that I need for my students...it's not a one-size fits all program. Tech support has been awesome although I rarely have to use it. Keep up the great work!

Cons: So far...nothing! Uploading music could be easier but that's just an issue of getting the actual music to upload.

Pros: The product user friendly. I am a teacher and the product is useful to collect my students' works. The product has a very atractive visual impact. Definetly very useful for educational purposes.

Cons: Sometimes 3D images' insertion cannot result easily. Link's are often connected throughout a button for external source, but the link's preview is not visible-

Pros: I like the horizon of freedom this software brings to be creative. I used it to give lectures and my students love it.

Cons: Its a bit time consuming to maneuver how to use it. However, if you dedicate yourself its easy.

Pros: It is easy to operate and create we can customize the content and make personalized lessons, my students and colleagues have liked it and have also created their lessons on it.

Cons: I find it very supportive when I have to assign any asynchronous learning material, so i supports all kind of formats like media, text, and Audio.

Pros: Photo 365, tags , audio , link's , icons

Cons: There is no download in the free version

Pros: I am amazed at how technology has provided us with so many possibilities in facilitating better learning. ThingLink is one that proactively transforms classrooms into more interesting and engaging learning experiences with its high-tech features. This is very helpful, especially in these virtual circumstances. Interactive images, video, 360° panorama, and even VR provided in ThingLink can facilitate and empower students to work on creative class projects using various media tagging. ThinkLink also offers more interactive ways of presentation which is awesome.

Cons: It will be great ThingLink can build a community for users to share and learn from each other how they use Thinglink in Classrooms.

Pros: $78

Cons: I would say that my con isn't so much about the software itself, but rather trying to convince my department on getting outside of the box and learning it on their own or as a team. I have quite a few people in my department who look at me like I'm some tech guru and while they think things are cool (including thinglink), to actually take the time to learn it on their own - the motivation just isn't there. So anything "techy" is thrown my way or begrudgingly learned. That being said - what I would love is obviously highly specific to my field but in the premade 3d options, I would like more EMS friendly scenes, such as streets, interiors of homes, inside of hospitals, etc but I completely get that isn't exactly as exciting as Egypt or Denali state park! So I have a bit of work to do on my end in order to put that into my own workspace. But otherwise, I'm satisfied with the program for what I need it to be at the moment.

Pros: I love that you can create a tour for your participants to use as self-guided learning. It is interactive, and the features you have available make it easy for the end user.

Cons: I would like to see the possibility of in application browsing- My participants had to leave the browser of the ThingLink to view the hyperlinks and some were confused on how to get back. There are several steps that can get overwhelming to less tech-savvy participants.

Pros: I like that I can intergrate audio videos and put my voice in the images. It is fun and easy once you get familiar with the features.

Cons: I have nothing that I don't like. It is a great product

Pros: Thinglink is a very versatile tool that allows you to create many types of projects based on your skills. It lends itself to simple and fast work, but also to structure very complex and rich paths.

Cons: I think the integration with other tools could still be integrated as already done with Canva. In addition, basic models could be structured to be reused for new users.

Pros: I was able to create my project in a very interactive way that made it more enjoyable to present, as well as more engaging.

Cons: I think it could be much easier to use, sometimes the features were complicated.

Pros: Seldom have I been so impressed with the potential of a program for math or foreign language! This is amazing; the procedure can be laid out on cards with a brief video clip (from a source or a voice over) on each step. My students love this resource.

Cons: It is complete in every way; there is nothing I like least.

Pros: The ease of use and deployment to students, the endless possibilities for students to exploit graphics/photos to describe

Cons: The UI could be modernized and the possibility of the design platform to be accessible to all devices and touch screen compatible such as iPad

Pros: Ha un ottimo potenziale per sviluppare molte cose nuove. Molto semplice

Cons: Costo; sarebbe utile anche un sistema per fare modifiche direttamente su immagini e video

Pros: ThingLink is very easy to use. I use it in my history teaching. I loved the feature 360°. It's great that you can embed a video or a Google Maps for more 360° experience.

Cons: I like all about this software. Is not difficult to use and has very different features.

Pros: I love the 360-degree imagery software that ThingLink offers, which makes it easy for content creators to put hot spots of information and link back to our content. And the inclusion of Microsoft's Immersive Reader is absolutely key to this feature for our users - they love that aspect of it as well.

Cons: It does take a lot of thoughtful work to put in the hot spots with the information, but that is mostly on our end. The finished product is worth it.