from Jay Cross and Internet Time Group
This morning I received an email announcing TimeRime, a site that enables you to produce a timeline with links, photos, YouTube videos, etc. There went my day!
Since Internet Time Group is celebrating it’s tenth anniversary, I couldn’t help myself. You can create a timeline like that above for free. If you pay up, you can also embed a version that enables you to click to more extensive reference pages like this Internet Time Timeline.
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Sounds a lot like dippity — one thing that dippity does and maybe this one too – is that you can insert an RSS feed. I did that to create a visual timeline of changes to a wiki project
http://beth.typepad.com/beths_blog/2008/08/dipity-do-da–.html
(make sure the setting is at month)
The other thing that dippity does is that you can collaboratively create a timeline – other people can add photos and notes too ..