When Storify announced in late 2017 they were closing down, I wasn’t too surprised.
I had been an early adopter of Storify, using it to curate events, talks, and conferences since 2011.
Storify had a drag-and-drop interface that made it easy to add tweets, Flickr photos, posts, and other online content to a story. Continue reading How I’m Migrating My Storify Stories
The news from my friend Birgit Pauli-Haack took me by surprise last night: Storify announced it will soon close down.
A fantastic #WordPress dev opportunity: @Storify just announced its “End of Life” for May 2018. The export is kinda lame. If I could import a story from Storify into a WordPress Post/Page that would be fabulous! I have a few stories that I wouldn’t want to lose. #biz
— Birgit Pauli-Haack (@bph) December 12, 2017
As a Storify user with almost 150 stories, I’ve got some work to do before they close down! Continue reading Storify Closing Down in May 2018
If you’re new to my site, you may not know I’m a big fan of Storify (which unfortunately closed down on May 16, 2018).
I love using Storify because it’s an easy way for me to use different social networks, Twitter, Flickr, Facebook, Instagram, as well as other web resources to tell stories. I add my notes and thoughts to the story to make it more personal.
Over the past four years, I’ved used Storify to create over 100 stories from meetups, workshops, and conferences. Continue reading Storytelling and College History Class