On the Diva Marketing Blog, I learned about scrapblogging. I like to put pictures on the internet of me and my friends, or trips I go on, but I typically use yahoo photos. A lot of people also like to use programs like webshots. These are easy and convenient but not as versatile as scrapblog. On the website, you can take a quick tour of how to use the program, and its very easy. It's like creating a scrapbook online, and you can even add videos, music, and narration. Changing backgrounds, rotating pictures, adding borders, colors, clipart, etc is so easy and can make pictures a lot more interesting to look at. After watching the quick how-to video for the website, I will probably try to make a scrap blog for some of my photos.
www.scrapblog.com
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This is a blog project for my information technology in marketing class at the University of Delaware. I'm a marketing major with a minor in international marketing, and in this blog I'll be talking about things we learn in class, wikipedia edits that I'll be making, and commenting on relevant things I read on the internet.
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This blog is a project for my information technology applications in marketing class at the University of Delaware. I'm a junior marketing major with a minor in international business. I'll be writing here about edits I make to wikipedia articles, things we learn about in class, and other relevant articles and blogs I read on the internet.
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Scrapblogging sounds like so much fun, once finals are over I'm going to make one. I like the fact that unlike creating a conventional scrapbook there is no clean up or cost involved.
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