This is my 5th post in a series of posts examining our Optimal Access features against Robin Good’s criteria for the ideal content curation tool.  Here, Robin has defined a set of features for Content Monitoring, news discovery and filtering when considering a curation tool.  Let’s take a look at the set of questions and our response.

This is post 4 in a series of posts examining our tools features against Robin Good’s criteria for the ideal content curation tool.  The question asked here is regarding search and its divided into two categories, searching the web and searching your own curated content. Let’s take a look.

This is my 3rd in a series of posts examining our Optimal Access features against Robin Good’s criteria for the ideal content curation tool.  Here, Robin is asking you to examine “clipping features” when considering a curation tool.  Let’s take a look at the set of questions and or response.

This is my 2nd in a series of posts examining our Optimal Access features against Robin Good’s criteria for the ideal content curation tool.  Here, Robin is asking you to examine the following benchmarks when considering a curation tool.

One of the best ways to evaluate the functionality of Optimal Access is to measure it against the 21 criteria Robin Good has listed for describing his ideal content curation tool. I’d like to add that over and above his one-to-one feature comparison, one needs to evaluate usability.  So by adding short and simple videos to our postings, it will demonstrate how our tool makes curation and web navigation so much easier.