Same place as in 2016
Pocket lets you save pages on your computer or smartphone. so that you can read later, at home or work – even without an internet connection.
| Website | www.getpocket.com | Top 100 Tools for Personal & Professional Learning 2017 | 30 | ||||||
| Cost | Free. | Top 100 Tools for Workplace Learning 2017 | – | ||||||
| Availability | Download | Top 100 Tools for Education 2017 | – | ||||||
| Past Overall Rankings | |||||||||
| 2016: 47 | 2015: 49 | 2014: 49 | 2013: 76 | 2012:90= | 2011: – | 2010: – | 2009: – | 2008: – | 2007:- |
Comments from some of those who selected Pocket as one of their Top 10 Tools in 2017
“I use Pocket to save blogposts and online articles. I read them on my iPad an Macbook (often input for blog posts). I also have the opportunity to tweet, mail or save them to Diigo or Evernote.” Wilfred Rubens, Netherlands
“no time to read yet but maybe important” Frank Waldschmidt-Dietz, Germany
“capturing and tagging web content for further reference and organised for just in time access.” Arun Pradhan, Australia
Previous comments
“Previously known also Read It Later. I use it to save blogposts and online articles. I read them on my iPad an Macbook (often input for blog posts). I also have the opportunity to tweet, mail or save them to Diigo or Evernote.” Wilfred Rubens, Consultant, Netherlands
“save all articles and news that want to read later” Lokesh Mehra, L&D Manager, India
“with the “read later” button in your browser toolbar, you can save interesting articles for later, and read them afterwards. Love the fact that it is available on and syncing with my e-reader” Jan Van De Belle, Consultant, Belgium
“Instead of bookmarking in different browsers for private and professional use I took Pocket as a cloud solution in order to share also with other colleagues. Tagging is quite simple and helps me bringing content into new contexts.” L&D Manager, Germany
“I still use Pocket as i haven’t found a better aggregation tool. You know what happens, someone says look at this site, you do but don’t save it, note it, or record it. I go to a page and rather than bookmark it, I simply add it to Pocket to review at a time when I’m ready. The great thing about Pocket is that it’s not device specific and has both Chrome and Firefox add-ins making it simple to use on any system I’m working with.” Andrew Jacobs, L&D Manager, UK
Previous comments
“Previously known as Read It Later. I use it to save blog posts and online articles. I read them on my iPad an Macbook (or at input for blog posts). I also have the opportunity to tweet, email or save them to Diigo or Evernote.” Wilfred Rubens, 2015
“my online content curation and archive tool” JD Dillon 2014
“Quick and easy to save a site to read it later” 2013
“Little bookmarklet means you can easily “put it in your pocket” for later” 2013