If you've never heard of a Thinglink, go to the search enging Bing and look at their homepage. It changes each day. As you scroll over the image, certain spots light up and lead you to an outside link. The picture you are looking at is almost certainly high quality, striking in color and very interesting to look at. A Thinglink is like what you see on Bing, only a little more simplistic.
Here is one that I've made that I will be using to help kids learn about the recent earthquake in Nepal.
Have you ever used Thinglink, or something similar? If so, I'd love to hear your story in the comments section below. Thanks for reading!
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