Using+Personal+Start+Pages+to+Organize+your+Online+Life

=Your "Own"line Life= ===Wouldn't life be simpler if you only had to open one webpage to access EVERYTHING you normally wish to see when you go online? If your calendar, email, news, weather, movie listings, social networking sites (Facebook, Twitter, etc.), lists of bookmarks, and your "to-do" lists were all in one place? And if you were able to access this webpage from any computer?===

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=Video Tutorials=

Adding gadgets to your iGoogle home page
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Change gadget size and add tabs
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Using Google Reader
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=Adding Feeds without Using Google Reader=

4. Click "Add." When you return to your iGoogle start page, you'll see that the new feed gadget has been added.
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Netvibes
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Pageflakes
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My Yahoo
===This presentation was part of the session "There's an App for That: Using Web 2.0 Tools to Simplify, Organize, and Enrich Your Life" presented at SCASL 2011 Conference on March 10, 2011 by Fran Bullington, Heather Loy, and Cathy Nelson===

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