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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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Thunderbird

Thunderbird is the free email client from Mozilla (the home of Firefox).  Thunderbird 2 makes it even easier to organize, secure and customize your mail.

Website Thunderbird 
Cost Free
Availability Download
Platform Windows, Mac OS and Linux i686
2007 ranking 22=
2008 ranking 50=
2009 ranking -

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

  • "Mozilla free e-mail program - light and easy to use, manages all my email accounts" Debora Gallo
  • "Mozilla's open source email application helps me share ideas with friends and colleagues"  Guy Boulet
  • "Email may be dead, but my email client continues to be a place of constant activity. Most of our corporate communications come by email, as do the various mailings lists I subscribe to, comments and enquiries from people around the world, and more. Email remains my primary communications tool precisely because it is asynchronous - I prefer to send and receive messages on my own schedule."  Stephen Downes
  • "A solid e-mail program that I've never had any problems with. Like Firefox, it has a ton of great add-ons."  Adam Kosh

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

  • "Email may be dead, but my email client continues to be a place of constant activity. Most of our corporate communications come by email, as do the various mailings lists I subscribe to, comments and enquiries from people around the world, and more. Email remains my primary communications tool precisely because it is asynchronous - I prefer to send and receive messages on my own schedule."  Stephen Downes
  • "Open Source browser and e-mail client from Mozilla - both with a growing range of add-ons"  Seb Schmoller
  • "This is a simple e-mail client that focuses on e-mail, though you can use it as a desktop RSS feed reader as well. Virtually virus-free and easy on memory. Like FireFox you can easily change the look."  Harold Jarche
  • "I have 8 different email accounts and Thunderbird makes it easy to manage them all."  Guy Boulet
  • "for ease of use – does what it says on the tin Lisa Valentine
  • "it's very stable and have lots of useful modules and plugins"  Paulo Gingao
  • "My mail reader. Here is where I read several mail accounts I use. I also have some webmails (Squirrel Mail, Gmail, Yahoo...) but this is the most powerful and fastest tool for me to use my official mail addresses."  David Delgado

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