
People seem to find the productivity tools they need. It's surprising to me that so many various types are available. I've investigated several organizational tools, including List keepers like Ta-da Lists and Gift Box, handy for people planning weddings and other big events. Rememberthemilk.com connects schedules and reminders with a shareable map.
Backpack could be very useful, with time lines, presentation-planners, and more. Scrybe must be for very busy people. The personal organizer Stikkit appears complicated, maybe because of an introductory video with no audio. On a more basic level, the Online Calendars at 30 Boxes could help teachers in planning learning units. Also, Zamzar's file converters are easy to access.
It's interesting that "Babble: The Ultimate Word Game" shows up as an online productivity tool. Everybody needs some play time, right?
My new iGoogle Home page sports a grassy banner and shows the date, weather, and news headlines. I should probably add the countdown calendar for the 23 Things on a Stick project. I see that not so many days are left to complete all 23.
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