An online notebook
There was a nice guest post from Doug Belshaw from Mozilla on Brian Kelly’s blog last week. Entitled What Does Working Openly on the Web Mean in Practice?, it told us a bit about Mozilla’s culture of openness and how it ties into web based working. Here’s a quick quote: Working open is not only … Keep reading
Glassboard is a neat cross platform (iOS, Android, Web) app that helps people to communicate within teams while on the move. You download the app – or use the web version – and create a ‘board’ which is where you post messages and files. Then you invite people to join that board, and only they … Keep reading
In this first effort at podcasting, I talk about podcasting. Oh, and audiobooks, and an actual paper book, too. With thanks to Lloyd Davis for the inspiration. Listen using the player below: Or you can: Download the mp3 Subscribe to the RSS in your favourite podcatcher: http://worksmarthq.libsyn.com/rss Here are some links to stuff I mention: … Keep reading
Google has snuck out some rather cool new functionality to its cloud based productivity suite Google Drive. Called add-ons, you can now use them to add extra functionality to your Google Docs and Spreadsheets experience. Here’s a video explaining it all: [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZqX6ocwHWU] So what are these add-ons and what do they do? Lucky for … Keep reading
Five for Friday is WorkSmart’s weekly roundup of interesting stuff from the week’s reading. About change, defaults and disruption – “large organisations are racing against start-ups to stay relevant”. Great stuff from Anne McCrossan Creating a minimum viable product using WordPress – Chris Lema on using WordPress to throw together prototype services 5 More Unexpected … Keep reading