I Heart Buzzword: A Nifty Online Word Processor
Even though I’m a big fan of Google Docs, I have to admit that Buzzword (an online word processor) is pretty slick. It doesn’t have all the cool Microsoft-esque features that Google Docs has, but it has enough to let you create and share your web documents with ease. The cool Web 2.0 interface is also a big plus.
Here’s a screen shot:
The only disappointing part about Buzzword is that you need to have Adobe Flash Player 9 to play with the Beta version. This is a problem if you’re trying to access it from a school library. Most campus libraries that I’ve spent time in are really behind in technology. And they (obviously) won’t allow you to install anything.
Despite the technology issues of trying to use Buzzword on school computers, this is a very cool web application. Check out the video preview to see how it all works.
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October 30th, 2007 at 9:48 am
I use Zoho Writer sometimes, which is similar to this, except I think it uses java instead of flash. Besides sparing your computer the pesky bulk software, I personally don’t see much point in an online word processor.