ThingLink allows users to add pictures, videos, podcasts, weblogs and music to create interactive links. Content can be added from the web, Facebook, Flickr or by uploading your own files. Once created, ThingLinks can be saved, shared on social media or emailed. Teachers can use ThingLinks for student projects like biographies, book talks, and scavenger hunts to enhance learning.

1. ThingLink
Kellee Boudreault

2. What to Add
• Pictures
• Videos
• Podcasts
• Weblogs
• Music

3. Where to Add From
• The Web
• Facebook
• Flickr
• Upload your own pictures

4. How to Add

5. Final Steps

6. Sharing Your ThingLink
• You can save your ThingLink to your “homepage”
and share with your friends.
• You can share it through Facebook, Twitter,
Pinterest, Google, Flickr, or email it.

7. How to Use in the Classroom
• All About Me
• Tell students and parents about you
• Biographies
• Communicate to Parents
• Musical Instruments
• Use Wordle
• Book Talks
• Vocabulary Words
• Listen to and create interviews
• Scavenger Hunt