Avis clients sur ThingLink

I love the ways I can make it appropriate for my younger students and they can follow the directions and use it easily.

Can’t think of one because I love the ease of it and how it can easily be manipulated for various topics and users

This product made my life easier as I was able to create engaging lessons and place all information, links, videos, assignments, etc all in one place, which made my students and parents lives easier as well.

Some limitations but nothing major. I was able to work around it.

ThingLink is such an engaging tool! It allows me to bring history to life while connecting with students across any distance. I thoroughly enjoy how quick and easy it is to create/set up while embedding interactive points and tools. I am able to add depth to my lessons by exposing students to multiple resources. It encourages independence and critical thinking while making each topic genuinely accessible.

Nothing! ThingLink is incredibly intuitive and the features were easy to implement.

As a teacher and a user of thinklink, I have been using it for years. Accessibility is very high, and students can easily create content on their own. I would like to commend this platform in its own right, as it allows teachers and students to engage naturally during class.

There are times when the server is unstable, and sometimes it doesn't work well on other platforms. I'm not sure why, but sometimes uncomfortable cases occur during class.

ThingLink's key feature is using previous content such as images or even 360° images and adding tags to it. Those tags can be any type of media, be it another ThingLink, an embed code, image, video, audio, you name it.
Best of all, you can create custom tags and design content that is perfectly suited for your goals.

I have not found any feature missing that I would need for now.

Very flexible in its many applications for my classes/content.

None, I think the product is great. Could be a tad cheaper but I think it's still affordable for schools that have the budget.

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.

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!

The product user friendly. I am a teacher and the product is useful to collect my students' works. The product has a very atractive visual impact. Definetly very useful for educational purposes.

Sometimes 3D images' insertion cannot result easily. Link's are often connected throughout a button for external source, but the link's preview is not visible-

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.

I like the animated buttons, the video and audio features in the software.

I wish you could have hot spot click buttons in the software so as an option to flashing animated icons.

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 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.

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.

Easy to use. Great way to create interactive lessons for students. Love using an image to get their brains thinking.

Permissions settings default to it being blocked, so I often have to go back and change them. It would be helpful if they popped up after you saved your work.

ThingLink is not only productive for younger students, but also for college-level projects. The pop-up annotations are intuitive and easy to use.

Limited number of views publicly for free accounts.
Video annotation features a bit glitchy.

I love that everything can be shared from one page. I do a lot of individualized project as a PBL school and this software allows me to share just one page opposed to multiple pages. It also keeps materials in one place for my students.

The most difficult part doesn’t have anything to do with the software- it was convincing my school district to purchase the software opposed to using the free edition.

I was able to create my project in a very interactive way that made it more enjoyable to present, as well as more engaging.

I think it could be much easier to use, sometimes the features were complicated.

ThingLink is an awesome multimedia editor. I can create unique interactive lessons for my online history classes. It allows me to connect physical environments of the past to the digital information I want my students to learn. It gives the students the opportunities to take virtual tours and learn about history in a fun and engaging way.

It can be a little time consuming to create the presentations but they are saved and can be used over and over each semester.