Lino is a free online platform that allows users to create virtual bulletin boards using digital sticky notes. Users can take sticky notes, organize them visually on customizable canvases, and collaborate with others by sharing canvases. Lino makes it easy to brainstorm and organize ideas using text, images, and videos. Notes can be accessed from any device and due dates can be set to receive reminders. Potential uses include creating presentations, organizing tasks, and facilitating meetings or class discussions.

1. By : Devan Kobak

2. What is Lino?
 Lino is a free website where you can:
 Take sticky notes and post them from your home or
office and post them online.
 You can move these sticky notes, change their colors,
and organize them visually
 You can also make a layout of pictures and/or videos
 You can create an email message containing a note you
might like to add and send it to Lino
 You can set due dates on your sticky notes, and you will
receive an email reminder of these dates

3. You can also:
 Make a bulletin board amongst friends, a class, or
colleagues where you can share a canvas and sticky
notes with them.
 Use Lino as a tool for meetings by posting a meeting
agenda on Lino as well as keep these notes in hand so
you can access them when you need them.
 Share your ideas with text and pictures
 Use Lino from a smartphone or IPAD.
 Share files through your sticky notes
 Embed your Lino on your own page or blog

4. Directions
 Go to www.linoit.com
 Sign up for Lino
 Go to Create a new canvas
 Design a canvas which you would present and or/share
with your own class in the future

5. Pros Vs. Cons of Lino
Pros of Lino Cons of Lino
 You can access Lino from a  There is an advertisement on
computer,, smartphone, or each canvas you make which
IPAD you can’t remove.
 You can use Lino in multiple
ways such as creating a
presentation, creating your
own organization desktop, or
using it as a way to
communicate and post
assignments.