Articles in Time Management
Following lots of people on Twitter? You need ReadTwit
A couple of months ago I decided to expand my use of Twitter, and began following more and more people in the education community. This was awesome, until I realized I could not keep up with the barrage of data that I was being given. In November I started brainstorming ideas on how to keep up
Top ten skills needed to succeed as a teacher (and technology)
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This article started out as the top ten skills needed to use technology effectively, but as I wrote the list, I realized that technology shouldn’t be separated out. As we proclaim that …
Organize your email with a Flagged folder
I have multiple email accounts, and read it from various devices. It’s all based on IMAP, so folders, messages read, etc. stay the same from device to device. The problem I was having was when …
Paradox of choice
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In the technology world it seems we’re continually confronted with new products, services, software, hardware, etc. And for those of us who have a tough time focusing on one thing at a …
Of course you’re busy, aren’t we all?
A great article, I don’t want to look busy, sums up our preoccupation with being busy perfectly.
Our culture is obsessed with being busy. When’s the last time you asked someone about their job or life …
Multitasking Realities
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Merlin Mann of 43Folders posits that when one says they are multitasking, they are really just slicing their attention into smaller and smaller chunks.
