Ringo is a web-based programming environment similar to Max/MSP. Instead of using traditional lines of code, users connect objects with unique functions using patch cables. Information is passed from object to object and altered along the way. Ringo allows users to manipulate standard data such as numbers and text, audio data, and graphical data. Check out a demo of Ringo here.

Crossword Party is a Chrome extension that allows users to play New York Times Crossword Puzzles collaboratively in real time. Check out a demo of Crossword Party here.

Fetal Position is a web app that enables midwifery students to practice identifying the positions of babies during labor. Check it out here.

Literatree uses a large string of text to create a unique tree starting with the first word of the text as the trunk of the tree. The remaining branches are created using the subsequent words or series of words. Check it out here.