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I think this is a great idea – we were playing around with a similar idea about a year ago called “Familogs”. The idea came up when I came across some video footage that my Dad had taken in attempt to capture my Great Grandmother’s story. Wouldn’t it be neat to have text, images, and video content organized in a family-tree sort of way AND allow family members to “join” family trees once they find each other online?
Keven: Actually, Web Biographies already supports video, audio, and photos (in addition to the stories, etc. that you can write) AND they have family trees, etc. You can also connect to other people’s biographies, and keep up with new additions (whenever they upload new photos, videos, stories, etc. you get to see it in your Friends Network).
You’re welcome to check out my bio page and Friends Network there. http://bio.webbiographies.com/dsargent
I’ve been using it since this summer—and it’s been a wonderful way to stay in touch with family and friends all over the country. (I’m originally from PA, and before settling in Colorado, I lived in several other places…)
Check out OurStory.com
They just launched a new scrollable, interactive timeline–drag and drop, family collaboration with all kinds of different media.
It looks like a lot of people are using it to do a timeline of their family history…
Here’s the link to their vid from last week’s DEMO ‘07 where they just launched:
http://www.demo.com/demonstrators/demo2007/91340.php