Managing To-Do Lists

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* http://culturedcode.com/things/ - Things software
* http://culturedcode.com/things/ - Things software
* http://www.profhacker.com/2010/01/14/putting-the-things-in-gtd-managing-an-academic-life-with-cultured-codes-things/
* http://www.profhacker.com/2010/01/14/putting-the-things-in-gtd-managing-an-academic-life-with-cultured-codes-things/
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* http://www.evernote.com/
== using Things ==
== using Things ==

Revision as of 13:28, 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

using Things

Things can be used to do the Getting Things Done style of personal task management, which is based on managing lists, creating 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

Sync: between Things and Things for iPhone; only works on wifi or plugged in, or sync with DropBox. Profhacker post

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