Tools and apps available to help people share their stories

From Nasatweetup

Contents 1 Photos & Videos 2 Sharing via Traditional Media 3 Sharing via Other Media 4 Other Apps 5 Apps for Photo Sharing

Photos & Videos

• STS-135 NASATweetup attendees are receiving a free Vimeo Plus account for July thanks to negotiations between The Space Crowd & Vimeo! Join the The Space Crowd on Vimeo group and let @socialmeteor (Troy Janisch) know you're in the tweetup for your complimentary Plus account this month.
• An STS-135 Tweetup Flickr Group has been organized and is ready to accept photos.

Sharing via Traditional Media

• Fantastic press release template that STS-134 NASATweetup alumnus @JenniferHuber modified for tweeps to get the word out!

Sharing via Other Media

• Ustream.com is a great way to live broadcast your experience at the tweetup.
• Storify.com and Scoopit.com are useful if you want to arrange the elements of a story directly from social media elements (including tweets, Flickr images, YouTube videos, etc.)

Other Apps

• Is your mobile device feeling unloved? Maybe it needs some awesome space apps. Great multi-platform list of apps from at @Spacevidcast wiki.
• Best Space & Science Apps via @ageekmom

Apps for Photo Sharing

• Flickr Uploadr: Batch uploader for Windows and Mac OS X.

• Flickr for iPhone: Shoot, upload, and share videos and photos to Flickr. (free)

• SmugShot: Smugmug app for the iPhone. Includes a 14-day free trial, so you can fully utilize SmugMug during the tweetup!

• Camera for iPhone: Excellent enhanced camera, adds zoom, stabilization, and photo editing functions. ($1.99)

• Flickr apps for Android Phones: Alas, I don't have one, so I can't recommend an app, but here's Flickr's official list.

• SmugMug Mobile for Android: Includes 14-day free trial

• Flickr for Windows Phone 7: Really nice sharing app that supports Twitter

• m.flickr.com: Mobile website available on iPhone, Android, and other smartphones

• The App Garden: Flickr's list of add-on apps for all platforms