Eduardo is an independent consultant working in learning 2.0 and online learning, based in Montevideo, Uruguay.  He blogs at Onlinesapiens.

Eduardo's Top 10 Tools as at 4 March 2008

1. Opera Browser - My favorite browser. It is very fast. It lets me increase my productivity while navigating internet.
    
2. Arachnophili1 4  - I am still using the old version of this HTML editor
    
3. Del.icio.us - Great tool for saving bookmarks and networking with other users by sharing our bookmarks
    
4. FeedRaider - I use it as my web feed reader
    
5. Twitter - Twitter lets me stay up-to-date with what my friends are doing, and I can provide feedback if needed
    
6. Ning Networks - With only one account you can join several communities. I even created my own network, College 2.0,  college2.ning.com
    
7. Foxmail - my favorite pop3 email
    
8. Wordpress - Publishing platform I use for my blog, Onlinesapiens, onlinesapiens.com/blog/
    
9. Skype - With Skype I can chat and call to my friends all around the world
    
10. Ustream.tv - I can now watch presentations and conferences all around the world

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Eduardo's Top 10 Tools as at 27 July 2007

1. Opera -  My favorite browser. It is very fast. It lets me increase my productivity while navigating internet.

2. Arachnophili1 4 - I am still using the old version of this HTML editor

3. del.icio.us - Great tool for saving bookmarks and networking with other users by sharing our bookmarks

4. FeedRaider - I use it as my web feed reader

5. Netvibes - I use it as my startpage. I  included only the RSS feeds and links (bookmarks) to the web pages I need to check several times a day

6. Ning - with only one account you can join several communities. I even created my own network

7. Eduspaces and WordPress - blog platforms I use for blogging

8. Foxmail - my favorite pop3 email

9. phpTrafficA and AXS - web site statistics software I have installed them on my sites to track visitors.

10. phpBB, SMF -  both are  flat type of forums. I use them for teaching. They can be installed in your site or you can get free hosted forums. SMF even creates RSS feeds of the threads