Withthe flood of so many different kinds of new websites and social online movements, new tools are needed to help organize and manage online activities. The most effective of the new tools designed to meet this need is the social organizer. Social organizer websites help users to plug in easily to a variety of sites, such as social networks, news, video, pictures, music sites,and email accounts.

Asocial organizer is defined as an onlinetool that enables users to organize and manage several social network websites from one place.

Once youve logged in with your username and password, usinga social organizer is easier than you might think. The first step isto make a connection to an existing website account. Usually this step requires users to provide a username, URL, or embedded codes to plug in or transfer data from this account.

Once youve made the connection,the social organizer builds a new layer on top of the connected website. For each site you connect,you cancapture data andaddress book contacts and unify friends lists; and you cansave bookmarks, pictures, and videos. From there, its a simple step to manageallthe online stuffyouve plugged infrom one place. And because theres nothing being downloaded, users can access their social organizer from any computer with internet access.

The social organizer makes it easy to view friends lists, instantly send and receive messagesthrough a range of different social networks, and publish news articles from a blog;you can post videos, pictures,and graphics too,without having to upload anything.

Digg.com, which plugs in blog news, video, or pictures, is an example of a site that offersa similarplug-in system.A typical example of a social organizer is Spacelocker.com one that compiles friends lists from various social networks like Facebook, Friendster, Bebo, Hi5, Photobucket, Youtube, Picasa, Flickr, Dizzler, Last.fm, Skype. Email accounts from Yahoo, AOL, and MSN can be added as well. A social organizer gives users easy instant accessto chat platforms from Yahoo, AOL, MSN, Gtalk, Myspace, and ICQ and lets them interact with friends in a multitude of ways.