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TOP 10 TOOLS 2007
David Wilson
David is a UK-based analyst focusing on the deeper
insights and realities of innovation in corporate learning.
He is the managing director of
Elearnity
and blogs at
Learning Reflections
David's Top10 Tools as at 24 July 2007
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Firefox -
My window onto the
web. Much preferred to IE and loads of open source
innovation
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MindManager -
Our most important
business tool. I use it to mindmap pretty much everything - research,
interviews, analysis. Anyone that's worked with
Elearnity will recognise this!
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Google
Search -
The definitive
search tool for the web
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Bloglines -
My other window onto the
web, this time for tracking blogs and news
mainly. Read a huge
volume via this.
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Yugma -
Tried a lot of live
collaboration tools and this is one of the simplest and best
for small group collaboration. Works well and very flexible.
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MyBlogLog
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Google Analytics -
Real time analytics
on our blogs and research sites. Also couple this with
Google Analytics
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Dreamweaver
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Great basic tool
for maintaining our web sites
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Blogger -
Basic blogging tool. Not fab but simple and does the
job.
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LinkedIn -
Been using this for
some time and network seems to be slowly expanding. Sure I
can make more use of it and
Facebook
(if I only had the time)
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Lotus Notes -
Been using
this as our core infrastructure for 11 years, and still
struggling to find a platform that offers the same breadth
of flexibility for collaborative applications including our
research knowledge centre. Email sucks but less virus targetted than Outlook
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