Tag Archive 'gtd'

Nov 06 2009

4 lists to reduce clutter

Published by Simon under productivity & organization

Whether you just need the space or are trying to simplify your life, these sites have tips to help.

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Nov 04 2009

Do your notes speak to you?

875404_a_hand_writing.jpgSummarize the last seminar or class you took in three sentences. How effective is your note-taking? The Cornell method of taking notes is effective not only for classes but for meetings and conference calls. If you are unfamiliar with it, check out the link for a website which has a good explanation as well as examples that can be downloaded. I find it effective to use the Cornell method along with an outline in its ‘note-taking area.’ Whatever method you choose, make sure it works for you. Good notes allow for quick review of a lot of information.

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Oct 23 2009

Help me remember: online to do lists

Photo by Desi Zavatta MusolinoForgetting tasks or assignments? Whatever your current life role(s), one of these five options may suit your needs. With the exception of optional upgrades, all of these online options are free. Continue Reading »

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Jul 17 2009

It’s due when??? Use a homework manager

Photo by Darren HesterHere’s a homework manager for students with a Mac. It’s called SchoolHouse 2, tracks everything for you and is free. Trackable are your reading, projects, papers, and grades (which can be calculated). As the site puts it, this way you’ll have no surprises at the end of the quarter/semester. You can look at everything due a week from Friday or every due date for a particular class.

I’ll be searching for a similar application for PC users. Stay tuned.

Please be sure you’re backing up your hard drive or printing out the information daily. The only thing worse than dogs eating homework is the fact that hard drives crash!

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