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Bill Miller

I'm a Terranean e-Learning Plumber at University of Birmingham and I have leanings to lifelong learning; which is to say I work in e-learning and I really love it! Blogs: polish-bilus.blogspot.com/ and olia-arts.blogspot.com/

Bill's Top 10 Tools as at 21 July 2008

  1. Google docs - simply the best!
  2. Google calendar - a fantastic time-management tool and it's available everywhere
  3. Remember the milk - getting todos done has never been easier
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  4. Thinking rock - a painless way of implementing GTD
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  5. Blogger - a marvellous educational and personal development tool
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  6. Google reader - blogs wouldn't make sense without it
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  7. PowerPoint - for manipulating images and creating podcasts
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  8. Audacity - a wonderful user-friendly resource bringing podcasting to the people
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  9. Snagit - i simply don't know how i captured images before finding this
  10. Notepad - much overlooked and essential for stripping away bad bad ms code and for making quick notes

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