Pinterest

Posted by Kenneth Ronkowitz on

Pinterest is an online pinboard where people organize and share things they love. It is also described as a vision board-styled social photo sharing website.  There are ways that teachers are using Pinterest.

I put in for an invite for the service at http://pinterest.com/ Users of Pinterest curate themed image boards, populating them with media found online using the "Pin It" button, or uploaded from their computer. Each such item of media is known as a "pin," and can be a pictures, a video, a discussion or a monetary gift. Pins can be grouped into "boards," which are sets of pins created on a given topic.

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