There's a company called Kronomy that will enable you to create a timeline of your life complete with descriptions, pictures and video. Thus, you can share your story by making your life into a flowing visual slideshow via 3D browsing. Kronomy also features social networking functionality including commenting, sharing, and friends. Currently in beta, you will need a Kronomy invite to get the full effect.
Also, Guy Kawasaki (source of my beta invite) proposes other creative options for using Kronomy to document, for example, a product's lifecycle. From initial sketches to prototypes to beta versions, almost any product could benefit from it's own archival history. Guy proposes someone create a history of the Mac using Kronomy. Good idea. And I think there are lots of other possibilities.
As a fan you could document your history of relationship with a favorite band; as a CEO you could document the evolution of your company; as an adoptive parent you could write your adoption journey in pictures as an archive for your child's future. As a runner, document your marathons. As a couple, document your anniversaries. As a pastor, you could create a rich visual history for your church.
In fact, for Christians, nothing is more powerful than documenting how God has been present in our lives and how He has used us to touch the lives of others. We often call this 'our testimony'. Now, our stories can be told with words supported by visual media.
How would you use Kronomy's chronological memory abilities for the Kingdom?
I can think of a lot of random uses – chronicling the history of an organization/neighborhood etc…
It could be used to show the history of a church or church movement or even the life of Christ.
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