Tech Tip: Teleprompt.me
Check out this free website that offers functionality typically found in paid apps: an interactive teleprompter.
Author Archives: Chase Masters, University Library
Anatomage Table gets reservation and system updates
There have been some major changes with the Anatomage Table in the Taubman Health Sciences Library. For those unfamiliar with the tool, the Anatomage Table is the most technologically advanced anatomy visualization system for anatomy education and is being adopted by many of the world’s leading medical schools and institutions. It has been featured in the TEDTalks Conference,… Read More »
Tech Tip: Unsplash provides free, beautiful photos
Unsplash is a huge online library of completely free-to-use, high-resolution images. Until recently, I found it rather difficult to locate images that did not require some sort of license. Even using Google’s “usage rights” advanced search feature did not give me the best results and sometimes the license information was incorrect. Now, Unsplash has become my primary image… Read More »
Tech Tip: Wakelet turns many links into one
Starting in about 2011, Storify dominated the niche of tools to harvest, collect, and organize social media and related content into meaningful collections or “stories.” But by early 2018, when Storify announced it would be closing, the market was wide open for a replacement and Wakelet came to the forefront. My colleague, emerging technologies librarian Patricia Anderson (who co-authored this post),… Read More »
Tech Tip: Forvo.com helps pronounce words
Forvo.com offers word pronunciations with playable audio, often with variations for regional dialect and different languages.