Mansi Grover
suggested this on December 23, 2011 02:12
It allows to display data in a rather nice precise manner. You can see the functionality here: http://www.wordle.net/
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Luke Freiler
Centercode
It's such a coincidence that my marketing manager and I were talking about these yesterday. We were actually talking about using them for the opposite task (building a cloud based on our marketing materials to see what words we're over-using) - but I love your idea as well.
While I don't think it would be efficient for us to develop this ourselves, I just looked into Wordle (great site), and they have a really simple way to plug in from other sites. I'll have to think about it, but with very little effort at all we could probably provide a button that would bounce the text to their site.
In the mean-time, as a proof of Concept I used our Print Forum feature, and copy/pasted the result to Wordle. The same thing worked with a Survey report, focusing on copy/pasting the Textual elements.
I've attached a picture of a cloud of my demo site's forum. (:
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It's such a coincidence that my marketing manager and I were talking about these yesterday. We were actually talking about using them for the opposite task (building a cloud based on our marketing materials to see what words we're over-using) - but I love your idea as well.
While I don't think it would be efficient for us to develop this ourselves, I just looked into Wordle (great site), and they have a really simple way to plug in from other sites. I'll have to think about it, but with very little effort at all we could probably provide a button that would bounce the text to their site.
In the mean-time, as a proof of Concept I used our Print Forum feature, and copy/pasted the result to Wordle. The same thing worked with a Survey report, focusing on copy/pasting the Textual elements.
I've attached a picture of a cloud of my demo site's forum. (: