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How to create embeddable timelines

Monday, July 30, 2007

A timeline is a great way to show the progress of an ongoing news story or a complex historical review. XTimeline lets users create embeddable, linkable timelines that can include text, links and images. Some great examples include Oprah's rise to fame and power, History of the AIDS Epidemic and the Pregnancy Timeline. Similarly, MIT's creation tool also creates spiffy timelines, but its "how to" requires knowledge of HTML code and is ultimately less user-friendly.

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