My contribution to Jane Hart’s 2011 version of the Top 100 Tools for Learning
- Twitter:
The best source for finding, following & talking with smart people.
twitter.com/tmiket - Google Reader:
…so I can subscribe to those smart people’s blogs and
reader.google.com - Diigo:
Diigo has stepped inherited bookmarks after the horrendous Delicious debacle.
diigo.com - PowerPoint/Articulate:
The Articulate community alone is worth a top 5.
articulate.com - Adobe Connect:
Web conferencing & online training
adobe.com/products/adobeconnect.html - WordPress:
For hosting this personal blog and weekly tips
wordpress.com - SnagIt / Camtasia:
The gold standard for screen capturing
techsmith.com - Dropbox:
So I can get my files when/where I need them whether it’s at home, work or on the road.
dropbox.com - Survey Gizmo
Excellent for gathering feedback & survey responses. So many uses for this..use it virtually everyday.
surveygizmo.com - SharePoint
Necessary evil but a step in the right direction away from email, network folders, etc towards more open collaboration
sharepoint.microsoft.com
Mike Taylor 