Sending Large Files

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Jun 27 2008

Posted at 5:21 pm under technology, web 2.0

Barry Bakin, a talented ESL teacher in Los Angeles, blogged today about a new web application called Wikisend.

It allows you to get around being blocked from emailing large files as attachments. Instead, you just upload to Wikisend and get a url address for it.

Barry writes in his post about some ways it can come in handy, so it’s worth reading it. I know there are some other applications that sort of allow you to do something similar, but those that I know of require downloading software. This one seems like the easiest.

I’ve posted the link on my website under….Sending Large Files.

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Ms. Whatsiton 27 Jun 2008 at 10:44 pm 1

Larry,

First of all, I love every single one of your posts, so accept my apology for not commenting often.

This site makes me think about how kids are constantly “working the system” with adults and keeping us on our toes.

The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree, eh? lol!

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