#18 Online Productivity Sites

Looking now at online productivity sites like zoho and google docs I can see both a good and bad side to them. Probably the best is that you can edit documents offline and then upload/synchronise them once you go online, so if you are on an internet plan that can throttle you for having too much fun on the web then you can still edit and create offline. Excellent feature. One thing I am having trouble with is navigating around zoho, it's quite different, obviously, to the office applications we're so well versed in using every day. With some time and loving attention I'm sure they will become my best friend.



That being said however, what IS my new best friend is abracadabra..... TA DA......



Ta da lists are my new best friend, no longer in the middle of the night when I'm worrying about all of the things I've forgotten to do at work do I frantically have to find a piece of paper and write all of my tasks down, tadalists can do it for me, and once I've completed a job a simple tick in the box waves a magic wand and the job is done. For people in job share roles and teams you can also share lists with friends so you can all add and mark things off when they're done.



Ta da! Web 2.0 is done!