You can learn an incredible amount just looking over someone’s shoulder. That why I am such a fan of Jon Udell’s screencasts. Don’t tell me about something; show me the real thing. Trailfire is handy tool for annotating web pages and linking them together into site tours.
Here’s the trail through my interface, the dozen sites I use most often to work, learn, collaborate, and enjoy the web.
When on a web page in a trail, you’ll see a tiny icon (see top right in the gray bar). A Trailfire dialog box pops up when you click it. Use the buttons in the top right of the dialog box to navigate.
What’s your interface look like?
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