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LiveNinja

LiveNinja is an interesting site. It allows you to set yourself up as a 'ninja' or guru and offer online training sessions for a fee that you set. You can decide when you're available, group rates and so on. They'll check you out, put you on their site and then sit back and see what happens. Which is what I'm doing. Very quick and easy to create an account, but since I've not tried the rest of it yet I can't comment further.

Whiteboard

A Web Whiteboard is touch-friendly whiteboard app that lets you use your computer, tablet or smartphone to easily draw sketches, collaborate with others and share them with the world. Works on all modern browsers, no installation needed.

Of course, the fatal flaw with all of these things is that you have to be able to draw in the first place. If you can't, it's of very little value, unless you fancy a quick game of noughts and crosses!

 

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Dropmark

Organize, collaborate, and share Drop files right from your computer or the web to create organized collections—bringing together information like never before. Invite friends and colleagues to collaborate and edit your Dropmarks in realtime. It’s not about “social media” (we won’t ask you to “follow” anyone), it’s about organizing and sharing your ideas in the easiest way possible.

 

Online Free Flash Pageflipper

Transform your doc, pdf, word, movie in an interactive flipbook. It's very easy: upload your file and you will receive an email with the url to your creation. You can share this with your friend, family... by email, on your blog, on facebook or twitter. Give it your email address, the file you want flipflapped and it does the rest. It's an ok resource, and I was going to give you an example embedded in the blog, but when I previewed it I saw that the actual item itself is almost hidden by the huge amount of advertising. So much so that it almost entirely ruined - as such I wouldn't recommend it at all. If you're still keen however, you can see my example.

My Movies Collection

From the site: "Do you have a large Movies and TV Shows Collection and do you struggle to keep it organized? Is your Movies Collection dispersed between several locations and formats? Do you sometimes find yourself wondering if you've already seen that movie? Or if you lended it to someone?"

Sorry - 'lended it'? Dear God. Apologies - I digress. There's a mobile version, but in order to use it, you have to log into Facebook, which doesn't appeal to me at least. However, if you want to try out something like this, give it a whirl, let me know via comments what you think.

Minus

Share simply. From the site: "Sharing is universal. We created Minus to make sharing pictures, documents, music, videos and files simple, instant, and free. Minus lets you drag files from your desktop and folders directly to your browser to start sharing or via our desktop and mobile apps."

And more (this is what you get if you register for free):

• Increased upload limit to 50 MB per file and unlimited uploads. Bandwidth is unlimited via gallery view
• Profile to publish and share your files and galleries ( example )
• Follow other users to see what they are sharing via your Timeline
• Keep track of your uploads and galleries
• Search through your own galleries and public galleries from those you follow
• Many additional features

File Dropper

Free File Hosting - Online File Storage. Up to 5 GB, which is impressive. Upload the file, get a URL, share it and you're done. A bit worried that they say 'Files are kept forever as long as they are being downloaded.' Sorry - what exactly does that mean? I think I'll stick to drop.io or Google Docs myself.

Trailfire

Trailfire rewires the web to your interests. It guides you as you browse, suggesting where you can find information related to any page you're on at anytime. It also lets you make your own connections on the web - to link pages that relate to a topic from your own point of view.

At its heart, Trailfire is a community of people helping each other cut through the clutter on the web. By empowering individuals to distill the web, drawing on their knowledge and adding their opinions, Trailfire creates a web of meaning.

The basic building block of Trailfire is the trail - a collection of web pages on a subject or concept, hand built and annotated by a trail creator (we call them "guides") on each page. Trails run the gamut from practical to evangelical to whimsical.

From there, Trailfire's proprietary technology mines every page in a trail to develop an understanding of the concepts on it. It uses this expertise to match each individual's interests to the other trails that are most relevant.

Masher - create free online video, photo and music mashups

Masher - create free online video, photo and music mashups. Masher lets you easily create a video by mixing together video clips, music tracks, and photos all for FREE! Your videos and photos, with our huge library of video clips from BBC Motion Gallery, Rip Curl and more. Your videos and photos together using our simple studio, then add some words, music and special effects. Your video Mash by posting it to sites such as Facebook, MySpace, or by emailing it.

GigaSize.com - The Internet’s fastest file sharing service

Link: GigaSize.com - The Internet’s fastest file sharing service. Unlimited files up to 1.5 GB, stored for 90 days. Commercial version also available.