July 3, 2009 | Posted At: 06:30 AM | Author: Brian Nadel | Category:
Free Stuff
What’s worse than sifting through the millions of Web sites with Google or other search engine in front of the class only to forget what you’re looking for or lose your way and have to start over. TigerLogic’s Yolink is a great way to stay on track with Web searches. The best part is that it divides the screen in two panes with the main site on the left and highlighted search hits on the right. Start by typing in your search term in the YoLink toolbar. At any time, you can save the results and share them with the class. It’s a free Internet Explorer add on that’s a 9MB download. The interface is thankfully free of ads at the moment, but the company plans to use them as a way to pay for the software and service in the future.
