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Dear Oliver,
just read some articles in your great blog. We at pidoco° (from Berlin) offer a drag&drop wireframing tool with integrated usability testign features.
We offer students and universities free licenses, so if you want to use our tool in one of your courses or want to provide your students with free licenses, just get in touch (you’ve got my mail).
Thanks,
Michael