Readers’ favourite apps as mindmap
I asked recently which three web 2.0 apps would you least like to lose, and had a few responses. So, in the interest of playing with Compendium a bit more, here they are as a mindmap, with the size of the logo representing the number of responses for that category. I’ve bundled some together, and used a recognisable single product logo, so for example some people said ‘Bloglines’ and others ‘Google Reader’ but I’ve put these all together here. The same goes for the generic ‘blog’ – people didn’t usually specify which blogging tool, so this isn’t really an endorsement for Blogger, they just have a nice logo.
It is not a very broad sample, ten people in all, but here it is, for what it’s worth.
You can see the blog is the clear winner, followed closely by, erm, a blog reader. Maybe asking a blog reading audience isn’t the best sampling method, but it does reinforce to an extent a previous point I have made about your blog being your basecamp in the online world.
3 Comments
Eddie Green
I would add Wrike.com [http://www.wrike.com/] It’s my project management app. I can’t imagine my life without it.
Travis
All great apps! I’d like to let you know about Mixbook.com. Its an online collaborative photobook app complete with photos and text. You can use it for personal reasons or as an educational tool.
Hope you like it!
-Travis
Travis
All great apps! I’d like to let you know about Mixbook.com. Its an online collaborative photobook app complete with photos and text. You can use it for personal reasons or as an educational tool.
Hope you like it!
-Travis