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Posted: 31 May 2010 08:43 AM PDT

Skype is our favorite tool to communicate at rtCamp and one of the main reason for that is because we often end up working from home and hence Skype is a easier way to be communicate and stay connected with the team. As an Editor I have to keep in touch with other Editors and Admins working on our blog network and one create way to collaborate is to create a group within Skype.

How to create a group on Skype?

When you sign into Skype and look up your contacts online. Click on Contacts and then Create New Group.
This will create a new group. Make sure to give it a relevant name and start dragging and dropping your contacts into this new group.
Also write in a message to your contacts to let them know that you have created a group on Skype which includes them.
Best way to keep in touch with such a group is to save them in your contacts list.

Below is a video demo of how it is done.

If you liked this you might also like reading up on how to use Skype for Home survelliance and also how to run two instances of Skype on one single computer.

Do you use Skype or any other software to communicate between teams? Do let us know your views through your comments.

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Stickr: Sticky notes for the internet

Posted: 31 May 2010 05:19 AM PDT

We all are aware of sticky notes. They were usually the yellow small trails of paper we would stick on our desks and workplaces. Then it’s use increased with them being used on books as small notes and even to do lists being stuck on refrigerators. So it was no surprise that when we spend half our time on the computer sticky notes applications were quite a hit.

But what about the internet? Today I spend more time online visiting various websites and often bookmark certain pages which I like. With Stickr you can leave sticky notes all over the internet.

About Stickr Notes

You can start using this service by signing in with your Facebook, Google, Twitter or Friendfeed account.
I could start leaving notes online with my Google account to various pages I visited. This is not like a bookmark but basically leaving a small note. You can choose for the note to be saved as private or public.
Public notes are visible to anyone visiting the page and being signed in with Stickr. I personally like using private notes so that I can follow up or some article I have read online or even have my personal to-do list whenever I visit a particular website.
Stickr allows your to download extensions and add-ons depending on the browser you use.

This is very similar to Google’s Sidewiki which allows someone to leave a comment to any webpage. But I prefer Stickr for is private feature of using sticky notes. Do try it out and let me know your views through your comments.

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