Podcast number 72 – December 15th 2008
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Links for tonight’s episode …
Most productive web2.0 tool
Tony – http://diigo.com
Deb – http://deilicious.com
Darren – http://twitter.com , students – google apps
Mark - http://gliffy.com
Jill - wikis – http://wikispaces.com
Darren – Paul – Podcasting
Darrel - http://wordpress.org
Chris – Delicious, Wikis, http://voicethread.com, GDocs (and how could I have forgotten Twitter!)
Most collaborative web 2.0 tool
All the above of the most productive
Tony – Google Docs, Forms, presentations
Chris – http://voicethread.com
Darren – http://mindmeister.com, http://textflow.com
Darrel – Twitter example – http://monitter.com
Mark – http://basecamp.com
Deb – http://zoho.com
Most useless web 2.0 tool -
- Deb – http://www.elfyourself.com
- Sometimes tools that seem a bit “useless” on their own can be made far more useful thanks to the Embed code that lets them be combined with other things. For example, Slideshare’s usefulness is increased by the fact that it can be embedded into a blog or a wiki. Twitter or Delicious combined with RSS makes it more powerful. Embedding YouTube videos, etc and being able to pull resources all into whatever place makes sense adds great value to tools.
Any other online tool that is worthy of a mention …..
Darren – Wordle – word clouds http://www.wordle.net/ & Visual thesarus http://www.visualthesaurus.com/
What will web 3.0 be………….
Internet Censorship Campaign
http://www.getup.org.au/campaign/SaveTheNet/442
AngryAussie
http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=eXSvzvQC5v0
Chris’ links
Getting Started “I Like Delicious Things: An Introduction to Tagging and Folksonomies”