Sarah Houghton – librarianinblack.net
#1 – where to put your websites.
WordPress. Blogger. Drupal – not really where your website goes… Squarespace – not free, but cheap.
#2 – images.
Gimp. Image editing program.
picasa – edit and host images.
Picnik – simple editing that most people need. Connected to Flickr
Flickr – great place to host, find cc-licensed photos
Pictobrowser – great slideshow for images
Openphoto – free images – high quality
#3 – hot topics
Addictomatic – info gathering place Sarah’s library used this for a local city emergency
#4 – make ur codez priteez
Beautify JavaScript – helps make code pretty – also CSS beautify
#5 – surveys and polls
Google forms – simple and easy
Polldaddy – easy polling
#6 – slider
Wow slider – web based image rotator/slider
#7 – translate
Google translate – easy, adequate.
#8 – remote assistance
Log me in (logmein) – remote access to your pc or Mac – there’s a free version. This is a very quick tool. I sends an email asking for permission to access the other persons computer
#9 – wireframing
Balsamiq – gives pre-made parts and pieces
Wow – 40% of Sarah’s library web traffic is mobile
#10 – testing your mobile stuff
W3c mobileOK Checker
#11 – stats
Google analytics
#12 – Skype
Great place to talk to users, to staff, etc
#13 – social management
Tweetdeck
Namechk – searches dozens of sites to find names that you can use
#14 – webcasts
Slideshares zipcast – works great.
#15 – video
Jaycut – browser based editing tool
YouTube – they have online editing too
Animato
Xtranormal
#16 – audio
Audacity
Podbean – great place to host audio
#17 – learning environments
Moodle
#18 – infographics
Visual.ly
#19 – librarything
#20 – the google
Google plus has some potentially cool stuff…
Helios – from the audience
Cheap calendar … ?