E L S U A ・ A blog by Luis Suarez
A blog about working smarter, not necessarily harder, through social networking, digital technologies
Productivity Tools – Everything that has got to do with Freeware and Open Source productivity tools that can improve our online computing experience
Some time ago you would remember how I created a weblog post announcing the new and incredibly useful podcasting initiative from IBM, available externally, called Shortcuts, where over the course of a couple of minutes you actually get to find out some really good hints and tips about different aspects of IT that would help … Continue reading Shortcuts Podcast – How to Use Social Bookmarks
I know that I do not get to share many of these over here and I also realise that it is not Friday yet, although, after having done such a massive catchup from everything else while I was away, I wish it were, but I just couldn’t help sharing this gem that a good old … Continue reading Job Counseling on Knowledge Management
Yesterday I created a weblog post where I was announcing elsua’s new look (Oh, by the way, do not forget to check the About document as you would be able to see an updated page with some further details about me along with some fancy new design. Love it!) and today I thought that I … Continue reading Feedburner Plugin 2.1 – Keeping Track of All of Your Syndication Needs
It looks like this is the month of the upgrades or first beta versions for offline weblogging tools because if yesterday I was talking about the recent upgrade from Qumana and the first appearance of Windows Live Writer today I am just going to mention something that perhaps is old news already, specially for the … Continue reading Performancing for FireFox Also Gets Another Upgrade
I am sure that by now most of you out there who are in the know of popular offline weblogging tools would probably know that there is a new beta release, v. b5, of Qumana ready for download. In case you haven’t seen it just yet, Jon Husband also created a great weblog post over … Continue reading Qumana – Still My Default Offline Weblogging Tool
A few days ago Melanie Turek shared a very interesting, and worth while trying out, tip over at CollaborationLoop around the subject of How to Save Thousands on Audio Conference Calling where she wrote a quick overview of a service she has been using for three years already and with some very good experiences and … Continue reading How to Save Thousands on Audio Conference Calling
It looks like over the last couple of days I have been recommending a couple of worth while resources or weblog articles worth while reading further and keeping an eye on and somehow it sounds like this is not going to end up today. I am not going to mention, nor point, nor recommend either … Continue reading Online Interaction Glossary by Nancy White
If yesterday I was recommending the weblog eContent by Rich Hoeg as one weblog worth while keeping an eye on as it continues to explore all different items related to (e)content management and eLearning here I go again today with another recommendation for another weblog where I have found three very interesting posts, two of … Continue reading Troy Angrignon – Summary of Good Corporate Blog and Wiki Resources
I am not sure how I ended up bumping into this particular article from Canadian Business Online but I am surely glad I did because I have enjoyed reading through it quite a bit. It is titled Hands On: Why you need a wiki and it comes to share some interesting, and spot on, points … Continue reading Hands On: Why You Need a Wiki
If a couple of days ago Bill Ives shared a weblog post to a recent entry that Seth Godin created around the subject of how to get more traffic for your weblog (Thanks, Bill, for sharing the link!), here is something that really caught me by surprise yesterday and which I thought I would return … Continue reading Blogtipping and Getting More Traffic for Your Weblog
