Jan 07 2009

Larry Ferlazzo

Cha Map

Posted at 11:11 am under web 2.0

Cha Map is a tool for collaboration in real-time that has several features that make it unique among other tools on The Best Online Tools For Real-Time Collaboration

Cha Map lets you create a private virtual chat room almost immediately where you can chat while you’re looking at a map.   You can supposedly chat with speakers of other languages by using its automatic translation system.  Plus, there appears to be some way to use images, too.

Between not having time to fully explore it this morning and the rather rough English instructions on the site itself, I just can’t explain it fully right now.  I’ll check it out more later today, but would be very interested in hearing from other people who try it out, too.

Because of its intriguing elements, I’m tentatively placing Cha Map on the ‘The Best…” list I mentioned earlier even though I haven’t had time to figure out all the details on how it works.  I might remove it, though, once I do.

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2 Responses to “Cha Map”

  1.   Paul Bogushon 08 Jan 2009 at 8:01 am 1

    Looks like a neat tool. Look forward to testing it.

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  2.   Akihito Fujiion 02 Feb 2009 at 2:27 am 2

    The enjoyable interface like a game differentiate Chamap from others. I think most of web applications only focus on operation efficiency of serivice. Kentaro, creator of chamap, said “Enjoyable” interface and operation of chamap is the heart of Chamap. Chamap’s sounds of speech and events, Cute Avator and Mashupped local contents are enjoyable.

    He won Mashup Awards 4, Japan mashup programming content.

    PS. Newsgraphy is the second. It’s a very unique news visualizer. Please visit to http://newsgraphy.com/ .

    regards,
    -Akihito Fujii

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