Unlike blogs, tumblelogs aren’t designed like a newspaper column. They’re the easiest way to share everything you find, love, hate, or create — even if you’re not wordy.
| Website: | www.tumblr.com/ |
| Cost: | Free |
| Availability: | Online |
| Top 100 Tools 2012: | 96 |
| Top 100 Tools 2011: | - |
| Top 100 Tools 2010: | - |
| Top 100 Tools 2009: | - |
| Top 100 Tools 2008: | 83= |
| Top 100 Tools 2007: | - |
Comments from those who selected Tumblr as one of their Top Tools
- “micro blogging tool where i jot down quick ideas that i’ll use later for blog posts or that i need to come back to” Debora Gallo
- “The best microblogging site for me. I use it for new bloggers who are not sure if they even want to enter the blogosphere because it is so non-threatening. I tell them it is like bookmarking on steroids. Personally, I find myself using Tumblr a lot more to store videos (primarily) for presentations so I don’t have to maneuver through YouTube ,Vimeo, Google Video, etc. I simply go to my Tumblr site and there they are, nice and neat and ready to show. Using it as a way to funnel RSS feeds into one mega-feed is also a nice option but the limit on the number of feeds has thwarted me a time or two. Free” Audrey J Williams
A Practical Guide to the Top 100 Tools for Learning
Find out how to use the Top 100 Tools for personal learning and productivity, for professional development, in educational and training and for workforce collaboration
The Guide provides essential information about each of the tools and includes curated links to other excellent and useful resources. Find out more here.
