Gabriela is an ABSOLUTE LEGEND – she knows what I am an interested in and as a member of my del.icio.us network, she adds bookmarks for web sites to my del.icio.us account that she KNOWS I WILL LIKE. If you are not familar with del.icio.us or want to learn how to use del.icio.us more [...]
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Categorized in Working With Web 2.0 Tools, Working with Google Tools
Tags: iGoogle
My Everyday Tools
In the last couple of days I have noticed people blogging on tools that I have been using for quite awhile – I assumed that everyone knew about them – wrong assumption. So I thought today I would post about tools that I use all the time:
1. SnagIt
Don’t care that it costs money [...]
Categorized in Working With Web 2.0 Tools
Tools of the Trade
Darren at Drape’s Take did an excellent post today on Why Every Teacher Should Have A Google Account. This is a list of basic tools that I recommend to lecturers:
Bookmarking
Definitely a bookmarking site is a must. It is so great to be able to bookmark a website online that you can then view [...]
Categorized in Working With Web 2.0 Tools
Tags: blogger, Comeeko, comic tools, del.icio.us, edublogs, Flickr, Google Reader, Google Talk, Google Video, iGoogle, podcasting, podomatic, ToonDoo, wiki, wikispaces
i + Google = iGoogle = I’m not happy!
Yesterday I thought I had gone slightly crazy because suddenly my Google had an i and became iGoogle. Honestly to me you just can not do this! You just can not play with my Google logo (even if you own it) because I love my Google and have come to expect to see my Google [...]
Categorized in Working With Web 2.0 Tools, Working with Google Tools
Google Personalized Home Page
What I can not believe is that it has taken me so long to realise that I can set up my own personalized Google home page which I can view from any computer I am on. I feel a bit better in the knowledge that when I tell my friend about it, they also [...]
Categorized in Working With Web 2.0 Tools, Working with Google Tools
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Thanks Diigo, CoComment and TweetCloud For The Support
It would appear that apparently it’s impossible to say NO to me, surely that’s not the case, however I’m feeling slightly sorry for the poor companies / individuals, this weekend, that got dragged into Sue’s World. Image of No!!!! by Claudecf.
Adventures With Diigo
Let’s start with Diigo. The educators have gone absolutely crazy in Twitter [...]
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