I spent some time last night tinkering around with a free timeline maker called "Mnemograph." It's currently in beta, and has some interesting features like the ability to import RSS feeds, web images, and Wikipedia information right into your timeline.
I'm mostly interested in the program for biblical research and teaching. I would love to be able to create professional-looking timelines for handouts or PowerPoint, without spending a ton of time. Mnemograph has a lot of potential, but after spending almost two hours on the program, I would say it needs a lot more development and bugs worked out before it would really be useful to the average teacher.
You can view the timeline I created of Ezra & Nehemiah by clicking here.
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