I use two things right now. One is my wunderlist which
is the app on the left. I'll show you that in a second.
The other one I started using is Google Keep.
For me when I start using apps, I consider where can I access this information.
Wunderlist is on my phone, it's on my iPad,
I have it on my laptop. It's on my computer at home.
It's on my computer at my desk at work.
I use it for work. I also use it at home as well.
My wife goes "could you please get this this this this this and this.
Type it in my Wunderlist. When I go shopping I pull it out
There that and that and that. So I have a more personal benefit
then even work as far as that goes.
Wunderlist as well I've got is set up. I hope it works today. I haven't used it this summer so
I might, you push down my priority list.
Google Chrome helps you stay organized as well. They've populated fields and everything
I log in very quickly to things.
Saves a lot of time that way.
Hold on.
It does email yourself so if you get an important email,
you can actually forward that email to your Wunderlist.
and it populates a new to-do list for you.
That what Wunderlist creates.
So if I get an important item I send it right to Wunderlist through email,
and it can happen that way. The way I manage my email I don't have to use it very much anymore.
I'll pull that up in a second.
So I got to fix my backdoor at home. Don't know what happened, my wife is in trouble at me right now.
I forgot what that was. Keys, dated, profiles, all the important things I had to get done.
Those are just remaining from June. So I'll pick them back up in September.
It's really simple.
Add people from presentation.
to Twitter.
Done.
You can trust me on this one I'm not going to waste time to get there but
as soon I pull up Wunderlist on my phone, that entry is there now.
If I need to go home there's my reminder that's right there as well.
And as you do them, I'll just do and see which one can actually...
Oh this one!
So I talked to LTS regarding mark reporting (BELL).
I've got the speakers out loud, click, gone.
Now if it's really really important,
it comes always at the top of your list.
You flag them, you star them, always stays at the top.
Yes?
(So if I, let's say starting off in September, as I'm going through the year
I'm gonna need a good general September list, general October list.
Can you have that so it will stay in an area that you bring up in September?
Yes you can have, see these are just lists down the side.
So you can pull up all your old and completed and you can undo
and things like that so you can still use your old list.
Those are things I completed off.
See I did lie I use it to go shopping with my shopping list.
Ok? So you can pull those new things up
What's really good too...
There's an example: should be student reviews.
I do a two week- three week attendance reviews with students.
So as I'm sitting at my office I bring it in my school.
We're going to see how you're doing in two weeks time.
I enter that information. The one thing
is privacy so I never use full complete names and everything
it's just first name last name.
Sorry first name last initial.
And what I actually end up doing is QS.
This is an amazing function
as I can actually set reminders and due dates.
So I can say:
"the due date is going to be August, let's say tomorrow."
That's great so you know what?
I want to remind myself so I'm going to set a reminder
for 18th. I'm not going to get up at 12 am to do that.
I'm ready to start looking at things
at 8 am in the morning.
Done. So what ends up happening then
is I have notification here
and I got it set up so I get notifications on my desktop, on my phone, on this.
Joe S. review. Do this.
Reminder pops up, the due date pops up, I get notified that way
and I get it, it comes from wherever I'm working from that day.
With me bouncing between multiple sites and multiple different programs
at the same time. This is what saves me.
When I miss the email, it happens, if it doesn't get to my Wunderlist, it doesn't get done.
I share the list as well. My office manager can populate to dos for me at the same time.
So when she's doing things and she comes across things I need to do,
she enters them into my list at the same time so
I'm not the only one that contributes to it.
It works very well. So this is my Wunderlist.
When it comes to web 2.0 tools, the more valuable they are,
is how many devices they can go on and where I can access them from.
Yes sir?