Notaland.com - Collaborative Website Creating

Do you want to make an amazing invitation? Or did you just come back from an amazing tri with your friends and want to create a collaborative travel blog? Nota can help users make creative, fun, collaborative websites. Nota gives users all of the tools necessary to create: blogs, travel journals, invitations, scrapbooks and more. You can easily upload all of your media, photos and videos from YouTube, Flickr, Google Maps, etc… You can edit your data by changing fonts, rotating, enlarging, drawing, etc… The best part is that up to 50 people can work on the website at once. You can instantly see the changes your friends make to the site so it is like you are all together working on a collaborative master piece. You can then share your work by emailing it to friends embedding it into blogs, or making it a website. Nota gives you all the tools you need to make a really impressive piece and all the tools you need to share it with whoever you like. You can get some ideas by visiting the gallery. Have fun and work with your friends to make something unique at Notaland.com.

"Friends, colleagues, and groups can simultaneously create and collaborate on fun, interactive websites. First, quickly and easily pull in text, movies, photos, maps, and more from across the web. Then, mix and edit and see friends' changes in real time. You can create group scrapbooks, travelogues, club websites, party invitations, and interactive, multimedia personal blogs, or even chat with a full plate of multimedia tools."

Nota is a very cool and creative application. There are many applications that allow you to play with images but the video feature is very unique to Nota. Being creative is fun, but being creative with friends is even more fun. The collaborative feature is very cool. The gallery is a great way for users to get an idea of all of the great interesting things they can do with the tools that Nota provides. It is also great that you can share your creation with your social networks such as facebook.

It would be fun if Nota created more of a community feel by allowing users to add comments or even rate the projects in the gallery. Although Nota seems like it is easy to use a brief introductory video or even screen shots of how to use the creative tools could be helpful.