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chickey60 |
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KimPriest |
1. RE: Pick your top 13 tools
Apr 30 2009, 4:20 PM EDT
Blogging,Photo/Images/sharing RSS and how to put it to best use Wikis Pod casting Video YouTube Slide Share Skype Ning--this sounds interesting 2 out of 2 found this valuable. Do you? |
roycekitts |
2. My top tools
Apr 30 2009, 6:56 PM EDT
BloggingPhotosharing RSS feeds Wikis Youtube-Videosharing Friendfeed/Twitter--microblogging/nanoblogging Cloud computing Google docs IM Podcasts/Podcast Productivity tools (remember the milk) Survey and Meeting sites 2 out of 2 found this valuable. Do you? |
Janelle_Jarboe |
3. RE: Pick your top 13 tools
May 4 2009, 11:23 AM EDT
Online messengers/all-in-ones - digsby, skype, gtalk, tweetdeck, etcYouTube, video creating/sharing Photosharing/Editing - Photoshop online, picnik, etc Google Applications - Docs, Calendar, etc Jing Animoto RSS feeds and aggregators (I use outlook for this.... if it's in my email one less thing I have to open) Surveymonkey Doodle Blogs Wiki Do you find this valuable? |
pattibquilt |
4. RE: Pick your top 13 tools
May 4 2009, 12:32 PM EDT
I'm going to go in a different direction first. :-) I wondered about creating "categories" - and then we could think about the various categories? Example:Productivity tools Social networking Creating content Sharing content The Big Picture/ Environment (here I was thinking of Cloud Computing) I found a really nice list of the top 25 tools every learning professional should have: http://www.c4lpt.co.uk/25Tools/index.html AND I found a Web 2.0 tools and applications list at go2web20.net - the scary thing is I don't know what most of those are: http://www.go2web20.net/ I'm also working on my list of 13 things. But I wondered if we wanted to also look at some of these that no one has even mentioned yet. Do you find this valuable? |
EricGustafson |
5. RE: Pick your top 13 tools
May 20 2009, 10:06 AM EDT
Blogglingfeed readers/RSS Photosharing/editing YouTube Wikis Podcasts Delicious/tagging Google Docs/groups/cloud computing IM - Meebo/Pidgin Jing/slideshare LibraryThing/Shelfari etc.... Do you find this valuable? |
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Janelle_Jarboe |
6. RE: Pick your top 13 tools
May 20 2009, 11:09 AM EDT
I like what Patti said about categories. We could pick tools for each category and people could pick a tool to use. That way it could be useful for a variety of audiences from beginners to advanced perhaps? Looking into the tools sounds good, too. That way it would also be useful for beginners to advanced.
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dianajw |
7. RE: Pick your top 13 tools
May 21 2009, 7:50 AM EDT
BlogsPhotosharing, Animoto RSS feeds Wikis Delicious LibraryThing Google Apps IM (maybe include LibraryH3lp for advanced users) Pod casting Online meeting - Wimba, Opal, Skype Survey sites YouTube Do you find this valuable? |
Amanda_Lynn |
8. RE: Pick your top 13 tools
May 22 2009, 4:46 PM EDT
blogsflickr podcasts skype rss wikis del.icio.us youtube library thing/shelfari facebook/ning jing/animoto google apps Do you find this valuable? |
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hbraum |
9. RE: Pick your top 13 tools
Jun 8 2009, 10:33 PM EDT
A little late (ok very late), but I know you and Brenda are meeting tomorrow Cindy to go over this. Better late than never. First, I love Patti's ideas of categorizing. Fits in with an over-all idea of concepts, more than a focus on specific tools. With that said from the list, My List: 1. blogs & rss 2. Twitter/Friendfeed/Plurk (short blasts of info) 3. Facebook/Ning (communities) 4. flickr/picasa/youtube (media sharing) 5. podcasts (audio learning -- iTunesU here?) 6. skype (online chat/webcam/phone calls) 7. Slideshare (presentation hosting) 8. del.icio.us/diggo/stumbleupon/citeulike (social bookmarking) 9. library thing/shelfari (booksharing) 10. jing/animoto (screencasting) 11. google apps: (cloud computing) 12. Interactive Maps (Google/Google Earth -- www.googlelittrips.org ??) 13. Glogster -- I know it's not on the list from the discussion, but I just discovered it on Friday, and it's a very cool site/tool: think digital posterboard! Do you find this valuable? |
