You mean like the one you get when you set your home page to use the Basics with Calendar? (See the attached screen shot)

There is also a widget called the Lotus Learning Widget that you can push to everyone
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You could also create a database with an RSS feed, but the users have to setup their own feeds since you can't push it to them like Widgets (See this idea: { Link } )

The real value is in being able to customize and control the Tip of the Day, starting with the existing list of tips and lessons they have. In other words, combining the knowledge of the learning widget and its ability to be pushed to the users with the concept of the home page link for tips and the daily updating available in an RSS feed.

GOOD Answer David!

David, many people on the security policy of the company is not allowed internet access. Such companies have many.

The Tip of the Day feature currently on the home page is static data in the design of the database. Notes databases can be set to provide RSS feeds. So neither of these would require access to the Internet. The Learning Widget requires connectivity to the Internet, but maybe you can contact IBM to see about caching that on an internal system to make available to users? In his original post, it says he sends links to information sites, so that is already assuming access to the Internet.

Also, I forgot to mention another method I have used similar to RSS feeds. That is to use a discussion database and enable the newsletter feature. Users can then sign up for the newsletter so as you publish a tips, they get notified via the newsletter. I typically set the newsletters to be weekly.

@Vlad: you are right. Forced connectivity to the internet is definetely a NO-NO.

Why not re-use the help.nsf (or what is called) for the Client Help app. in a smart(er) way?

When Notes is mis-understood by it's users and IBM tries to solve it with selling video's I think the problem is not solved wisely.