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30 Day Brainstorm Challenge Day 2: I’m Ready to Rumble

Learning Rebels

The nail was then driven home when I started to write this Day 2 post, I had an idea that I wanted to expand upon and I had written it down this morning; but damned if I could find it. I read most of my business/L&D related books on my ipad using the the Kindle app. This is a system that works pretty well for me. Notes EVERYWHERE!

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What’s in My Conference Bag? ATD ICE 2018

Learning Rebels

Back in 2014, David Kelley interviewed me for the (then) upcoming Dev Learn Conference sponsored by the Elearning Guild, he was writing a series on what people bring to the conference with them. I usually carry a moleskin book which holds conference notes from other conferences as well. Especially with Google docs. SUPER COOL!

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Five Tips From Stacey Harmon for Integrating Snagit into the Getting Things Done Framework

TechSmith Camtasia

Because of it, she’s able to stay organized and on top of things, even while running a business, flying across the country to give presentations, and writing books — all the while maintaining her other interests. For example, a client asked me “How do I delete a notebook in Evernote?”

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30 Day Brainstorm Challenge – Day 16: The Blank Page

Learning Rebels

Not organized enough for video, not concrete enough to write out. As with any brainstorming exercise I begin, it all starts with post-it notes (I swear, they need to start paying me!) – writing down the thoughts that have stuck with me today. It’s tougher to throw away an idea when it’s typed into Word or Evernote.

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The beauty of notes

Clive on Learning

Erasmus also advised every student and teacher to keep a notebook, organised by subject, “so that whenever je lights on anything worth noting down, he may write it in the appropriate section.” I have always furiously defaced my books with pens and highlighters, much to the astonishment of others who regard this as sacrilege.

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My Learning Tools

ID Reflections

Amplify bridges the gap that micro-blogging seems to have created in the blogosphere with people sharing links to great posts and maybe a few words on Twitter. The way Amplify works, one has to dig a bit deeper…probably a move toward sharing more thoughtfully… Blog : As Harold Jarche has said, my blog is where I hammer out my ideas.

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8 Apps to Simplify Your Life

OpenSesame

This is my go-to app for perusing blogs, news, and other articles. Manage reminders in Evernote, add tasks with Siri, sync with Gmail, Twitter, and morewhat cant this app do? Price: Free (App Store). Meet your next favorite book.. Content Curation. Price: Free (App Store, Google Play). Read more, know more..