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TOP 10 TOOLS 2008
Anonymous Contributors

These are the Top 10 Tools of learning professionals who have shared their favourite tools anonymously. Would you like to share your Top 10 Tools?

Anon15's Top 10 Tools as at 19 October 2008

Anon15 is a trainer from Canada

  1. Elluminate. For live interaction and creating recorded content.
  2. Google Desktop
  3. Camtasia
  4. Word
  5. Ning
  6. Moodle
  7. iTunes
  8. iPod
  9. Google Calendar
  10. Confluence Wiki

Anon14's Top 10 Tools as at 13 October 2008

Anon14 is a college professor from the USA

  1. Word
  2. Google Search
  3. Google Docs
  4. Google Reader
  5. Outlook
  6. Plurk
  7. Twitter
  8. Utterli
  9. Ning
  10. Blogspot

Anon13's Top 10 Tools as at 13 October 2008

Anon13 is a learning content developer from the USA

  1. Moodle
  2. Captivate
  3. Snag-It
  4. PowerPoint
  5. Flash
  6. Fireworks
  7. Dreamweaver
  8. Audition
  9. Acrobat
  10. Swish

Anon12's Top 10 Tools as at 7 October 2008

ANon12 is a Retired principal and university instructor from the USA

  1. Diigo
  2. VoiceThread
  3. Google Docs & Spreadsheets
  4. Google Calendar
  5. Skype
  6. Twitter
  7. wikispaces.com
  8. Google Reader

Anon11's Top 10 Tools as at 7 October 2008

Anon11 is a software provider from China

  1. iGoogle: read news and todo list
  2. google maps: to find a place
  3. diigo: save bookmark and share my information
  4. google trends: research something
  5. del.icio.us: save bookmark and read
  6. firebug: for work, analyze the web page
  7. google mail: for sending and receiving mail, contact with my friends
  8. google docs:for work
  9. Torbutton:a good proxy
  10. flashgot: for downloading something

Anon10's Top 10 Tools as at 16 September 2008

Anon10 is a software provider from China

  1. Google Search
  2. PowerPoint
  3. del.icio.us
  4. moodle
  5. QuizCreator
  6. Google Earth
  7. PPT2Flash
  8. Photoshop
  9. Dreamweaver
  10. DemoCreator

Anon9's Top 10 Tools as at 16 September 2008

Anon9 is a learning and development manager in the United Kingdom

  1. iGoogle - great for bringing together all those little web tools you can't live without and also a smile with garfield
  2. Firefox - because of its extensions and how it works with number 3) Diigo.
  3. Diigo - never a big fan of Delicious I really like this tool.
  4. GoogleCalendar - for sharing information across different institutions etc
  5. Google Reader - great for keeping on top of all those useful blogs
  6. Google Docs - useful for sharing documents in projects across different institutions, and great for minutes/ agendas.
  7. Blogger - well I want one too!
  8. eXe - brilliant
  9. CourseLab - a bit harder to use but a bit more wizzy bangy than eXe or PowerPoint
  10. Pageflakes for bringing together different bits onto one theme page

Anon8's Top 10 Tools as at 5 September 2008

Anon8 is a software provider from the United States.

  1. KinetiCast - fantastic new way to get your message out there and track interest level; it is very intuitive
  2. Excel - numbers don't lie and Excel helps them tell their story
  3. Google Search - the lads at Google seem to keep a step ahead of the SEO firms that are always trying to game search engines
  4. LinkedIn - on of the few social networking sites that has proven to be beneficial from a business perspective
  5. Remember the Milk - this is a great little company that has some very useful API's
  6. Google Alerts - this doesn't always catch everything but it is still very useful
  7. Jott - I love their iphone app
  8. Digg - this is great for the lazy internet surfer
  9. Camtasia Studio - this is a nice tool to capture screen movements
  10. Google Maps - it keeps getting better, Street View was a nice addition

Anon7's Top 10 Tools as at 5 September 2008

Anon7 provides support to HE in the United Kingdom.

  1. del.icio.us (I tell everyone about this)
  2. netvibes
  3. outlook
  4. word
  5. google search
  6. meet-o-matic (have a look at this; simple but so useful)
  7. google maps
  8. powerpoint
  9. excel
  10. wetpaint

Anon6's Top 10 Tools as at 4 September 2008

Anon6 is a graphic designer from the United States.

  1. Adobe Photoshop
  2. Adobe Presenter
  3. Adobe Acrobat Professional
  4. Facebook
  5. Adobe Flash
  6. 3d Max
  7. Adobe Dreamweaver
  8. Adobe Illustrator
  9. Adobe Indesign
  10. Microsoft Powerpoint

Anon5's Top 10 Tools as at 1 September 2008

Anon5 is a learning professional from Switzerland.

  1. Blogger
  2. Google Docs
  3. Wikipedia
  4. Slideshare
  5. Flickr
  6. YouTube
  7. Amazon
  8. Skype
  9. BrainFloor
  10. Google Scholar

Anon4's Top 10 Tools as at 18 August 2008

Anon4 is a software provider/vendor from the USA

  1. TSheets.com - an easy to use time tracker that manages both personal and business time.
  2. Google Docs - online collaboration with others...and for free!
  3. Adium - an all in one messenger program from Mac OSX
  4. Skype - the only missing piece of the Adium puzzle. Great for video conferencing around the world.
  5. Google Earth - taking maps one step further and really immersing the user in the entire experience.
  6. Carbon Copy Cloner - never worry about system backups ever again.
  7. Twhirl - twitter client manager
  8. Flickr Uploadr - takes the stress out of a massive photo upload
  9. AppFresh - keeps all the programs on mac OSX running shiny and new
  10. Garage Band - what better way to waste a few minutes with a creative tool?

Anon3's Top 10 Tools as at 7 August 2008

Anon3 is a Learning & Development Manager in France

  1. Moodle
  2. Firefox
  3. Articulate Presenter
  4. Didapages
  5. Ning
  6. Softchalk V4
  7. Powerpoint
  8. Rich chart Live
  9. Drupal
  10. TextAloud

Anon2's Top 10 Tools as at 6 August 2008

Anon2 is a Learning Consultant in Switzerland

  1. Google Docs
  2. Firefox
  3. Adobe Connect
  4. Adobe Presenter
  5. Google Reader
  6. Snagit
  7. PowerPoint

Anon1's Top 10 Tools as at 30 July 2008

Anon1 is a Learning & Development manager in the United Kingdom.

  1. Basecamp - for collaborative project management
  2. Campfire - creates a private room where you can chat with colleagues
  3. Delicious - for bookmark sharing
  4. Google Mail - for web based email
  5. Google Calendar - for diary sharing
  6. Google Docs - for collaborative working and writing
  7. Google Reader - for tracking blog feeds
  8. Mediawiki - collaborative work area to store common materials
  9. Mindmeister - for collaborative mind mapping
  10. Remember the Milk - for personal to do lists
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