My previous post “ 6 Tips for Using Google Wave on your First Project ” was really about the initial experience a client and I had with Google Wave , and some the early lessons we learned. While I would rank both of us as web-savvy early adopters, suffice it to say my wish list for Google Wave features has been growing fairly rapidly. MORE >>

After writing “ 6 Tips for Using Google Wave on Your First Project ,&# I’ve been learning more about Google Wave as my client and I use it for document collaboration and communication. Here are some more tips on using Google Wave: Use folders to organize your waves. Wave is a real-time communications tool. MORE >>

If you’re a regular user of Google Docs, note that you can now take advantage of drawing tools accessible from directly within your documents, presentations and spreadsheets. You can view the announcement of the Insert Drawing tools here. It has a homelier interface than many other tools, but is powerful and flexible. MORE >>

For the Twitter converts, and dare I say “addicts,&# Twitter is an essential part of their daily communications and work process, a can’t-work-without tool. Here are ten ways Twitter can be a productivity tool: 1. Written by Aliza Sherman. There are two schools of thought to the Twitter value debate. Don’t even try. MORE >>

I was very eager to get in on the Google Wave beta. In the intervening time, I’ve been using Google Wave with a fair degree of consistency, although my time spent with the beta product from Google has dropped off significantly in recent days. So what did I do with Google Wave during the month I had access to it? MORE >>