Social Intranets

The intra editor is the tool you use to create pages, wikis, blog posts, and other content within Noodle intranet.

Twitter-like microblogging is the one of the most popular features of Noodle intranet. Let others know what you’re working on, ask for help, comments or suggestions, or share something interesting, funny or even disturbing with your co-workers. Your status update can include hyperlinks as well as embedded photos and videos.

“Social” is the buzz word nowadays. But do we really know what it means on a practical, day-to-day basis? To give you an idea, here’s a list of 25 cool things you could do with a social intranet, such as Noodle. As you will see, a social intranet is worlds away from the traditional intranet

Intranets have gone a long way from the static document repositories of times past. Today, intranets have become the single portal where employees go to get work done. Intranets are now dynamic, social and mobile, easy to set up, affordable, and actually fun to use. Below, we show you 101 cool things you can do

Noodle’s Instant Messenger helps employees communicate with each other faster and more effectively, even if they’re in remote locations. It’s a good way to cut down on unnecessary emails. Read more about Noodle’s Instant Messenger.

The Question Manager application lets you create a central place for collecting employee’s questions, and answers submitted by other employees. If you’re familiar with Yahoo! Answers, the Question Manager in Noodle intranet works similarly. As with other parts of your Noodle intranet, the Question Manager is fully searchable, so users can benefit from all the

The Media Album application of Noodle intranet is an easy way to store, organize, and share graphic files within your intranet. Watch the video to see how to create a Media Album in Noodle and get tips on making your images easy to find and retrieve.

Create internal blogs in your intranet through Noodle’s intranet software.  Noodle’s content editor makes blogging as easy as creating a document in Microsoft Word, so there’s no need to learn new software. It’s also easy to embed rich media, such as photos, videos and slideshows, into a blog post. Watch the video to see how