Cloud Computing Resources for Your Next Job Search

Does your resume or press release contain gobbledygook? Find out with Grader. Grader allows you to input your writing and check for ho-hum words and phrases to help you write more creatively and ensure it complies to best practices. It's free and really worth checking out\n\nIt can also grade an entire website so be sure to check that out as well.

Picnik is an online photo editing application that allows you to take any image from your computer, Facebook, Flickr, Photobucket, or from a website and modify it, save it to your computer, or upload it to another service. It's free and easy to use.

Free alternative to Microsoft Office. Check out what Google Docs can do for you. Google Docs can let you create documents, spreadsheets, and presentations on the web, so you can view and edit them from anywhere. You can also control the security of it all along the way. Collaborate on the same file with others and never send a file attachment again.

Want professional looking photos and clip art to use on your documents, website, or presentations? Stockxchng is the place to find it. Be sure to check on the legal copy on each image before using, but there are thousands upon thousands of professional looking images that are free to use.

Do you wonder what Twitter is? Many people do, and it's not exactly the easiest thing to explain or understand. Commoncraft has put together a fantastic video which explains it in easy to understand concepts. I recommend all Commoncraft videos.

Evernote is a fantastic tool for clipping the Internet you like and finding it again in the future. It has free client software for Mac, PC, iPhone, and smartphones. Just clip anything you see on the web and add it to Evernote. Not only are you only saving the parts of the web page that interest you, there's always a link back to the source page so you can get back there if you want to later. Then you can organize your clipped content and find any keyword contained in it, including text that Evernote can read in pictures. For more information, be sure to watch the YouTube video on how Evernote works.