Comments from those who selected iGoogle as one of
their Top 10 Tools in 2008
"My personal google homepage where I have immediate
access to my RSS feeds, news headlines, weather
forecasts, etc. A one stop shop to access all kind of
information."
Guy Boulet
"This is still my
number one tool.
My RSS
feeds are set up
using iGoogle – my
Google home page.
However, you can use
any number of
readers. I love the
fact I can set up
RSS feeds for news
and issues I want to track"
Steve Rayson
"I
use iGoogle to manage my personal learning and work
environment. On my home page, I have Gmail, Google
Calendar, Google Bookmarks, Google Reader, and Google
Docs and use each daily."
Janet Clarey
"This is a fantastic start page for
Google users. One click away from Gmail, Google Reader, and thousands of
widgets to choose from."
Barry Dahl
"A customizable home page adaptable
for users interests and needs"
Jose
Carlos del Arco
"not really a tool but quick access to Google Talk,
docs, mail, calendar etc"
Nicola Avery
"The
personalised Google homepage. Vital feeds in one place –
local weather, Cricinfo cricket news, Reuters
news (of course) and lots more. "
Charles Jennings
"My internet start page, and what most of my
students use as their start page"
Harold Shaw
"Ok,
ok, so I love of all the of the Google products - but I
do use them and find them easy to use. iGoogle is a
personalized page (which I make as my own homepage) that you
can customize with all kinds of widgets like: weather,
calendar, CNN news, Google Reader (RSS), Gmail notifier,
jokes, etc"
Colette
Cassinelli
"my current homepage where all the information I
need comes together in an easy way."
Cristina
Mendes Da Costa
"Create your own dashboard (mine
includes weather, GoogleReader, and the best-thing-ever
sticky note application). Show learners how to build
their own dashboards for career development or job
searching. Then Google yourself silly."
Jane Bozarth
"This is a personal
learning environment favorite of mine simply
because I can organize my favorites on my home page."
Janice
Petosky
"My personalised
igoogle page is my start page. I have
almost everything I need connected to this
page. It seems that there is something new
from google each week that enhances my web
2.0 experience."
Elaine
Talbert
"I have built a dashboard on iGoogle, bringing
together all of my favorite web search tools in one
place. It is my home page, which allows me to quickly
and easily access widgets such as one for look-ups on
Dictionary.com, another that monitors and pulls in new
posts from my favorite blogs (like Jane's E-Learning
Pick of the Day!), as well as news headlines. It helps
me with my daily learning."
Shari Ward
"My start
point every morning, and the place I access some of my
online tools (Google reader, gtalk, gmail..) "
Juan Antonio Ortiz
Comments from those who selected iGoogle as one
of their Top 10 Tools in 2007
"Keeping pace with
information is a
major challenge so
my first choice is a
technology that
drives what I look
at every day when I
open my browser –
RSS feeds. My RSS
feeds are set up
using iGoogle – my
Google home page but
you can use any
number of readers. I
love the fact I can
set up RSS feeds for
news and issues I
want to track."
Steve Rayson
"my personalised desktop and the
first thing that opens on my laptop. A customised
homepage with my favourite feeds including e-learning
news, world clock, currency converter, Formula 1 news,
BBC news, BBC sports and everything else I need to be up
to date with the world. Plus the best search engine from
my home page."
Mike Alcock
"My starting
point for just
about every
online activity."
Cammy Bean
"The
personalised Google homepage. Vital feeds in one
place – local weather, Cricinfo cricket news, Reuters news (of course) and
lots more."
Charles
Jennings
"I use my
personalised homepage as a mini reader with links to
various journals, news, events and favourite url’s"
Lynn Wernham
"iGoogle is a
personalized page (which I make as my own homepage) that
you can customize with all kinds of widgets like:
weather, calendar, CNN news, Google Reader (RSS), Gmail
notifier, jokes, etc"
Colette
Cassinelli
