Students+Sharing

=Joicelyn Armbrester & 21st Century Student Sharing=

[|Wallwisher]

**Where did the idea come from?** Wallwisher's janitor has a post-it overuse problem. He uses post-its as reminders, coasters, bookmarks, wrappers for used gum, to-do list managers, memos. So he decided to have some post-its for the web. SharedCopy, a startup that dealt with adding notes to web pages, therefore, came as a natural choice for the janitor's December internship. It was there that the janitor came up with the idea for using a sticky-note/noticeboard interface for communicating on the web.

Wallwisher is coded in PHP which is, as the name suggests, a language full of Pretty Horrible Practices. To find coding nirvana, therefore, Wallwisher uses the [|CodeIgniter] PHP framework which has to be the next messiah many religions **Who is responsible for this mess?**
 * How is Wallwisher built?**

Unless you have a severe case of anterograde amnesia, you'd remember that Nitesh, the janitor, is the only active developer on Wallwisher. He likes post-its and he likes films. Other than that there is little interesting to talk about him.

[|21st Century Wallwisher]

[|Z-Flip]

Welcome to ZFlip, where creating your own personalized products is just a click away.

1. ZFlip’s mission is to help our consumers create and personalize their own products by becoming their own designer. ZFlip is committed to furthering our customers’ creativity and wowing them with our exceptional quality and speed. 2. Our goal is to be a creative outlet to inspire our customers to create and purchase individualized designs.

The quality of our products and customer satisfaction are of the greatest importance to ZFlip; Which is why we offer a two step quality control process: (i) Checked initially by the ZFlip offices at the point of production. (ii) Reviewed by customers online prior to customer shipping.

[|Westward Expansion Z-Flip]

[|Periodic Table Z-Flip]

[|Museum Box] This site provides the tools for you to build up an argument or description of an event, person or historical period by placing items in a virtual box. What items, for example, would you put in a box to describe your life; the life of a Victorian Servant or Roman soldier; or to show that slavery was wrong and unnecessary? You can display anything from a text file to a movie. You can also view and comment on the museum boxes submitted by others.

[|Racism & Racial Tension Museum Box (1920's Musuem)]