Friday, May 4, 2007

iKeepBookmarks Reviewed

The first technology tool to be reviewed is at ikeepbookmarks.com, where you will be able to access an online directory of pages that have been "bookmarked". This tool is especially useful for net users who may be using different browsers or computers at home or at their work site. After providing a name and a password, a user has obtains instant access to a bookmarking resource that allows the individual to keep track of useful pages visited by inputting the name of the page and the web address of the specific page visited.

There are different templates and examples provided that serve as a quick and easy guide for the arrangement of a particular type of bookmarking page. This feature may be useful to some, but overall, the tool is so completely user friendly that instant templates are not necessarily needed for any type of user to figure out what he/she wants to do with their page. The bookmarks may be published for others to view and explore for themselves. Users may access all pages and bookmarks that have been published without having to re-enter a password for directory access. Passwords serve the purpose of a way for the user to be the one to edit his or her page, otherwise any other user may be allowed to access pages published.

On a scale on 1 to 10, ikeepbookmarks.com receives a 7.0 for ease of use and functionality.

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