from Saturn's ring

IMVU (/ˈɪmvjuː/, stylized as imvu)[2] is an online virtual world and social networking site. IMVU was founded in 2004 and was originally backed by venture investors Menlo Ventures, AllegisCyber Capital, Bridgescale Partners, and Best Buy Capital.[3][4] IMVU members use 3D avatars to meet new people, chat, create, and play games.[5] In 2014, IMVU had approximately six million active players,[4] and had the largest virtual goods catalog[6] of more than 6 million items as of 2011.[4] The business was previously located in Mountain View, California.[7] It was known as one of the leading practitioners of the lean startup approach.[8] And here is my selfie that I took with my avatar:

Animations take a good space in learning. The expressions in animations are pretty importantant. They are easy to remember and understand. Because children love the animations, it's wise to use animations to teach any kind of topic of language teaching. That's why I made an animation using Steve AI to teach children the illnesses and the real life usafe of should. I made a short animation just to show children how the "should" sentences can be used in real life situations.  Here is the link for my animation video: https://app.steve.ai/video/H1N8NMHD8TBT60UF From Saturn with love:)

         ThingLink(opens in new tab) is a clever tool that makes annotating digital items super simple. You can use images, your own pictures, videos, or 360-degree interactive images for tagging. By adding tags, you can allow students to interact with the media, drawing more detail from it. The power of ThingLink is in its ability to pull in so many forms of rich media. Link to a useful website, add in your own vocal prompts, place images within videos, and more. ThingLink is not only for teachers though. It can also be a useful tool for creating and submitting work, encouraging students to incorporate varying sources of information and overlay it all into one coherent project. ThingLink is available online and also via iOS and Android apps. Since the data is stored in the cloud it makes for low-impact use on devices and is easy to share with a simple link. How does ThingLink work? ThingLink allows you to begin with either an image from the device you're using, or from