Rudaí23 - Winter
Rudaí 23 (23Things) is being administered by members of the Western Regional Section of the Library Association of Ireland.
I’ve used Evernote in the past, but didn’t stick with it. I don’t find the interface intuitive, and it’s a bit too busy in its layout. I’m not sure what an equivalent would be, maybe Trello (?), but for now, I’m going to focus on Trello/Asana/etc. for my project management needs. I feel that with Evernote, I’m just burying my information deeper into a system that’s not easy to access or use quickly. For this thing, I’ve set up folders for job searches, and used the web-clipping tool. This tool would actually come in handy for saving things, instead of using a bookmark, but when I downloaded “Pocket,” I think that might actually work better.
Pocket is a great way to capture all of those things that I come across when researching, but just don’t have the time to read at that moment. I want to read them, so I bookmark them, but then I never go back to the bookmarks, except to clean them out, and then sometimes those items aren’t relevant or pertinent anymore, so I just end up deleting them. Pocket allows me to save those readings, thereby uncluttering my bookmarks toolbar and bookmarks folders, and puts them all into one easily accessible spot. I also downloaded the Chrome extension, which makes saving the item even easier. I poked around a bit on “don’t forget the Milk,” and I like the interface and its features a lot. I especially like how everything is on one screen. I’ve gotten used to using To-Doist, because it syncs with my i-devices, and so while I do appreciate all the DFtM has to offer, I’m going to stick with to-doist. Plus, I have a premium membership, which allows me to color-code my projects, and sync my to do list with my calendar. I can color code with DFtM, but not sync with iCal.
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