Managing To-Do Lists
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* projects: all kinds of activity for a specific date, that is checked off and done when it's done | * projects: all kinds of activity for a specific date, that is checked off and done when it's done | ||
* areas: long lived categories where there are things to do inside a set of focus, undated | * areas: long lived categories where there are things to do inside a set of focus, undated | ||
| + | * logbook: things that are done but you keep track of them, vs. trash for things done and gone | ||
Revision as of 13:21, 15 February 2010
- dave carter, User:superman, superman@
- britton woodman
- mike creech, grad library
- nicole
- edward vielmetti
- molly kleinman, library admin
- south asia collectin
- pfa@ emerging technologies
- kate saylor, outreach
- drew burton, ams
- julie weatherbee, tech support
- ken varnum,
- sevi
- meillssa copyright
- language resource cnete
- sue whatmon, social work
- kat hagedorn, dig lib
- aaron, scholarly pub
- suzanne, evernote
- scholarly publishing. copresenter
what do people use
wins and fails, getting things done, task management.
- google notebook; not currently supported
- evernote
- google docs
- "things", mac only and iphone; $$$.
URLs mentioned
- http://profhacker.com - productivity in higher education
- http://culturedcode.com/things/ - Things software
methodology
- Getting Things Done - manage lists, create contexts, tasks, categories
- Things: difference between projects and areas; focus area, "some day"
- keyboard shortcut command-spacebar from anywhere to create new tasks.
- projects: all kinds of activity for a specific date, that is checked off and done when it's done
- areas: long lived categories where there are things to do inside a set of focus, undated
- logbook: things that are done but you keep track of them, vs. trash for things done and gone
