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Here are the Top 100 Tools lists for the last 3 years compiled from the Top 10 Tools lists of learning professionals worldwide

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Top 10 Tools Lists of Learning Professionals worldwide

Top 10 Tools Lists 2009

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25 Tools
 
Key tools every learning professional
should have in their toolbox
2009 version
2008 version

TOP 100 TOOLS
Internet Explorer

Internet Explorer (IE) is the web browser that comes as part of the Windows/Vista operating system.
 

Website Internet Explorer
Cost Free
Availability Download
2007 ranking 31=
2008 ranking 83=
2009 ranking -

Directory of Learning Tools

Browsers and extensions

Comments from those who selected Internet Explorer as one of their Top 10 Tools in 2008

  • "Yes, Firefox is ranked number one on the Top 100 list. I have tried using Firefox for a few months early 2007, but I suppose I have gotten too used to IE and its "Favorites" management. I simply find it difficult quitting IE. I suppose after all these years using IE as my main browser to the knowledge galaxy, it is difficult to let go. Though, I have both of them running on my PC, so I suppose sooner or later I will join the Firefox bandwagon (when it conquers IE in my mind)." Zaid Alsagoff

  • " for personal research and learning"  Rebecca Jones

  • "it does the job, and I have don't have to tinker with it. I am experimenting with Firefox, though, so who knows what I might submit for my tools next year?"  Don Taylor

Comments from those who selected Internet Explorer as one of their Top 10 Tools in 2007

  • "the improvements such as tabbed browsing mean that it has caught up with Firefox"  Clive Shepherd

  • "I don’t care if my machine is a Mac or a PC, and I don’t really care if the code is proprietary or open code, all I know is that I use IE 7 for hours every day, and it works for me. I particularly like the new tabs and easy-to-use RSS feed"  Don Taylor

  • "still the best way to get around the Internet and reliably connect to every website out there"  Mike Alcock

  • "I know there are other browsers but IE7 works for me and it does what it says on the tin.  I know other browsers could probably do more but right now I don’t need the “more”."  Vaughan Waller

  • "Yes, Firefox is ranked number one on the Top 100 list. I have tried using Firefox for a few months early 2007, but I suppose I have gotten too used to IE and its "Favorites" management. I simply find it difficult quitting IE. I suppose after all these years using IE as my main browser to the knowledge galaxy it is difficult to let go. Though, I have both of them running on my PC, so I suppose sooner or later I will join the Firefox bandwagon (when it conquers IE in my mind)."  Zaid Alsagoff

  • "Like Blogger in that space, I realize that many others have moved on to other, arguably better browser applications (Firefox most notably). But I still use IE, and with the new features in IE7 (many of which pre-existed elsewhere), I have little reason to switch right now. Thomas Stone

  • "Along with Google Search and Outlook, IE is a tool I use all day every day and wouldn’t be without it."  Karen Ver

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