Online Productivity Tools

I don't really thing that any online productivity tools will replace software. There is so much more options and capabilities in this software I am sure there always be a market for it. And I think I'll stick with traditional methods. On the other hand, there are a lots of advantages to have all your documents available to you on any computer at any time.

Flickr & YouTube

Both websites are very user friendly. I use similar to Flickr program to store my own photos. The great things about it - you can be as private or open as you want. And it's free. YouTube is great entertainment and lots of fun.

RSS

Signing for the Bloglines account and getting some of the RSS feeds was easy. We will see now if it's going to add some more clatter to my mail box...
I also subscribed for library news on the Bloglines.com - really curious what kind of information I'll be getting now.

Google Universe

It's a real hard question - what we like about Google? But what even harder is to imagine now the life before Google. It changed the way we use Internet, the way we get information and probably even the way we think. I use Goggle and it's products a lot, recommend it always for friens and customers. And I was happy to find a few new things - including Google Books. Not just classics, but more - even cook books!
What not to like about Google?

I have a Facebook account for some time now but don't use it very often. It's a great tool to get and keep in touch with people. I like to read my friend's walls and see new pictures but I try not to spend a lot of time there. It could be very time consuming or not - it's all up to a user.

Wikipedia

Wikipedia is great - easy to navigate, has information on pretty much everything. I didn't dare to edit existing articles and didn't find any grammar errors. So I played with the Sandbox instead. It's very easy to edit Wikipedia - and that's the whole point, right? It was interesting to read about history of the site.

CPL Best Websites on Delicious site are very complex. It will need much more time to explore. I found it hard to navigate first, but after some time it got easier and I found a lot of interesting and useful information.