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Thinglink, to me, is an immersive software that enhances teaching and the relaying of information.

I don't see a downside as I have been with the software for quite some time and.

I like that students can use this product very easy and in a way that they can be proud of theirs work. It looks professional and give my students the one of the best software for to show what they learned and how they think. From the beginning through a own drawn/taken picture to the end when they can show their progress in the project.

The enrolment is quiet technical and gives my colleagues a huge step to overcome before they want really to use it in their classrooms.

The idea, when it was introduced several years ago, was magic...simple to use and with the benefits of introducing a lot of information without damaging the visual. we did ask a lot of our clients if they would like to use it.

Somehow it did not show its full potential in everyday use, we use it for one client for their website, but apart from that, it will be nice to use it on banners, Facebook cover, or posts (like it was before). it needs to be aplicable everywhere.

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.

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.

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!

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

This software is intuitive, easy to use and easy to deploy. I LOVE that the possibilities for content creation are endless.

I'd love to see more icon options, but with the option to design and upload your own, I don't really see the need. I've been working on the development side and have yet to roll out a finished product, but thus far, even sharing my work has been super simple.

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.

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.

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.

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.

As a K-12 Instructional Technologist, I love finding open-ended tools that can be versatile for teachers. In K-8 we use iPads and 9-12 we use Chromebooks. I love that Thinglink is a creative tool that can be accessed on both devices and can be used to create in any content area.

I have not come across any cons when using Thinglink with teachers and students. I have used the premium version in the past, but currently I use the free version.

Extremely fun and creative tool that is easy to use for interactive activities and projects! Embed audio, video and a ton of other options!

Had a few challenges with sharing and embedding on Google sites, but all working now!

My students are able to be more self-sufficient and personalize their learning.

This software requires a bit of training. You need to plan for such things, but it is well worth it.

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

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

Easy to upload background images.
Intuitive in nature, tutorials are also available.
Creates eye-catching user-friendly a-synchronous study units containing a variety of media and tasks.

I would love a checklist at the end of the ThingLink for users to check that they haven't missed anything.

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

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

I love that thing link allows students to create and explore content using multi-media.

Integration with Canvas is not intuitive.

I enjoyed being able to use thing link in collaboration with Canva or other programs such as Blend to incorporate audio for my Emerging Language Learners and Special Education Students. This helped make my website more engaging and interactive.

As a teacher when I paid the membership once my website was viewed a certain number of times the students were not able to view on the original website, they had to be directed to thingklink. But once I contacted customer service they were able to fix the issue for me. There should be no view limit for teachers as students will view my pages multiple times for educational purposes.

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.

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

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

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

I used ThingLink to make interactive anatomy diagrams for my online sexual health education classes. The software made the diagrams more interactive, making students more likely to spend time on them. I liked that I could add pictures and audio to pop out captions, which allowed me to go in depth without taking up a bunch of space on our digital platform.

I needed to integrate these diagrams onto my curriculum Google site, but wasn’t able to do so. The link on the site brought students to a ThingLink page, but they couldn’t interact with the diagrams within the Google site. This makes students less likely to interact with the diagrams as it requires more work on their end.

ThingLink is so easy to use and produces an incredible product. They have done a great job of adding new features and expanding the tools.

Nothing really I see as a con as anything I wished they would have changed or improved they have with recent updates.

We used this software to create some pretty good virtual tours highlighting Gentrification in Different American Cities. Software Worked out pretty well and was really easy to learn and pick up. Learning curve is very low and you can create some crisp looking tours with media very quickly.

Software is not very customizable. Export capabilities are extremely limited as well as a format of digital assets put into Virtual tours. Simplicity makes learning curve low but also limits what you can do with the software beyond very basic tours.

I like that it is intuitive and easy to use. My students need very little direction to figure out how to created annotated images.

I liked the old platform with the classes feature and assignments so it didn't matter if the kids shared their work with me I had access to it. I don't use it frequently enough to keep up with all the changes.

New way for presentationVery nice panorama view with hotspotsEmbed any resources

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

Easy to have pop ups without knowing how to code.

The interface may not be intuitive for some.

I love using ThingLink with my students. They are able to create posters and presentations with uniqueness. It far beats paper and pencils.

The only thing..it can be a little wonky sometimes but that's all digital technology.