Learn about the 20+ best productivity apps in 2019 and how they will help you stay as organized, focused, and as efficient as possible
Link to full article: https://thezeroed.com/best-productivity-apps-for-school-and-work/
This document recommends 10 apps to help students study on the go, including apps for creating flashcards, taking notes, organizing schedules, and managing references. The apps allow students to study anywhere, from 5 minutes before class to a daily commute. Features of the apps include adding timetables and study materials, testing memory in a gamified way, dictating notes, creating mind maps to organize thoughts, and increasing reading speed. Using these apps makes efficient use of study time and helps students be more productive.
We’re all living in a disruption society. Hundreds if not thousands of new e-mail
messages hit our inbox every day. Social media notifications pop up around the
clock. With all of these daily distractions, how is a professional supposed to stay
focused? And to an even greater degree, as a leader how do you help your team
minimize distraction to maintain productivity and produce innovative ideas?
The document lists and describes 10 online collaboration and document sharing tools. It discusses Basecamp as a top project management tool for multiple projects and participants. It describes Tungle.me as allowing users to show their availability and schedule automated meetings across time zones. It mentions Pidgin allows integrating multiple instant messaging systems into one place.
Join us as we host iPad Academy for the Beginner! Part 3! Integrating iPads into your curriculum is easier than ever - it's just about knowing where to start and how to find the good stuff! In our sessions, we will start with the basics, then move on to how it can improve your productivity and effectively improve student learning. Each session will focus on one particular area: Getting to Know Your iPad & Productivity Tools; Communication & Collaboration Tools; and Curation & Creation Tools. You'll be shown how to use the apps in practical ways at a pace that is right for you! You can feel comfortable knowing that when you walk away from this academy, you will be armed with a toolbox of resources and skills to help foster creativity and increase student learning. Look forward to an Advanced iPad Academy in Spring 2015!
A Detailed Google Tasks Guide To Make Task Management EasierOrangescrum
Google Tasks is digitized versions of your to-do list to simplify task management. If you are searching for an alternative of Google Tasks, then Orangescrum is your best bet to manage your tasks. https://www.orangescrum.com/tutorial/
Google Docs allows users to create documents, spreadsheets, presentations, forms and drawings online through a web browser. It also allows users to upload existing files from their computer and collaborate with others in real-time. Users can see comments from collaborators instantly and choose their sharing and security settings. Google Docs provides a similar experience to Microsoft Office applications like Word, PowerPoint and Excel in a web-based format.
Google Docs spell check allows users to easily check spelling in documents, emails, and chat without manually scrolling through or right clicking words. It underlines misspelled words in red and provides suggestions so users can quickly correct errors. If the spell check does not catch a word, users can simply type the correction and continue working while saving time on editing documents.
This document provides summaries of 12 best apps for students. The apps allow students to engage with content interactively, find information easily, access, share and manage their studies from their mobile devices. The apps include Kindle for reading books and magazines, myHomework for tracking assignments, Goodreads for discovering and sharing books, WordBook as an English dictionary and thesaurus, Bamboo Paper for creating notebooks, Evernote for note taking, Dropbox for file storage and sharing, iStudiez Pro as a student planner, Quick Graph as a graphic calculator, IFormulas for math formulas, the National Geographic World Atlas maps, and Star Walk for identifying night sky objects.
This document recommends 10 apps to help students study on the go, including apps for creating flashcards, taking notes, organizing schedules, and managing references. The apps allow students to study anywhere, from 5 minutes before class to a daily commute. Features of the apps include adding timetables and study materials, testing memory in a gamified way, dictating notes, creating mind maps to organize thoughts, and increasing reading speed. Using these apps makes efficient use of study time and helps students be more productive.
We’re all living in a disruption society. Hundreds if not thousands of new e-mail
messages hit our inbox every day. Social media notifications pop up around the
clock. With all of these daily distractions, how is a professional supposed to stay
focused? And to an even greater degree, as a leader how do you help your team
minimize distraction to maintain productivity and produce innovative ideas?
The document lists and describes 10 online collaboration and document sharing tools. It discusses Basecamp as a top project management tool for multiple projects and participants. It describes Tungle.me as allowing users to show their availability and schedule automated meetings across time zones. It mentions Pidgin allows integrating multiple instant messaging systems into one place.
Join us as we host iPad Academy for the Beginner! Part 3! Integrating iPads into your curriculum is easier than ever - it's just about knowing where to start and how to find the good stuff! In our sessions, we will start with the basics, then move on to how it can improve your productivity and effectively improve student learning. Each session will focus on one particular area: Getting to Know Your iPad & Productivity Tools; Communication & Collaboration Tools; and Curation & Creation Tools. You'll be shown how to use the apps in practical ways at a pace that is right for you! You can feel comfortable knowing that when you walk away from this academy, you will be armed with a toolbox of resources and skills to help foster creativity and increase student learning. Look forward to an Advanced iPad Academy in Spring 2015!
A Detailed Google Tasks Guide To Make Task Management EasierOrangescrum
Google Tasks is digitized versions of your to-do list to simplify task management. If you are searching for an alternative of Google Tasks, then Orangescrum is your best bet to manage your tasks. https://www.orangescrum.com/tutorial/
Google Docs allows users to create documents, spreadsheets, presentations, forms and drawings online through a web browser. It also allows users to upload existing files from their computer and collaborate with others in real-time. Users can see comments from collaborators instantly and choose their sharing and security settings. Google Docs provides a similar experience to Microsoft Office applications like Word, PowerPoint and Excel in a web-based format.
Google Docs spell check allows users to easily check spelling in documents, emails, and chat without manually scrolling through or right clicking words. It underlines misspelled words in red and provides suggestions so users can quickly correct errors. If the spell check does not catch a word, users can simply type the correction and continue working while saving time on editing documents.
This document provides summaries of 12 best apps for students. The apps allow students to engage with content interactively, find information easily, access, share and manage their studies from their mobile devices. The apps include Kindle for reading books and magazines, myHomework for tracking assignments, Goodreads for discovering and sharing books, WordBook as an English dictionary and thesaurus, Bamboo Paper for creating notebooks, Evernote for note taking, Dropbox for file storage and sharing, iStudiez Pro as a student planner, Quick Graph as a graphic calculator, IFormulas for math formulas, the National Geographic World Atlas maps, and Star Walk for identifying night sky objects.
This document discusses using action mapping to plan an e-learning project. It recommends identifying goals, actions needed to achieve the goals, practice activities to support the actions, and essential information for the activities. An action map visually connects these elements and helps ensure the e-learning project stays focused on achieving measurable goals. The process provides reusable materials and realistic activities while avoiding irrelevant information.
The document discusses various educational technologies including Google Docs, Dropbox, mobile apps, game-based learning platforms, and learning analytics. Google Docs allows for collaborative document creation and sharing. Dropbox syncs files across devices. Edmodo is a free social learning platform. Benefits of educational technologies for gifted students and teachers are outlined. The importance of keeping technology in the hands of students and integrating it throughout the school day is emphasized. Gaps in access to educational apps based on income level are shown.
This document provides guidance on content generation and curation. It recommends creating integrated content using "recipes" to overcome writer's block and engaging guest bloggers. Content curation is defined as sorting vast amounts of online content and organizing it around a theme. Examples of curation include alumni features and donor profiles. The document discusses using editorial calendars, with most respondents planning 1 month or more in advance using Google Calendar or a shared spreadsheet.
This is the full slidedeck of our Memefication of Insights Eat 'n Learn Smartees, hosted in Ghent on Tuesday 27 October 2015 by Hakim Zemni (Managing Director, InSites Consulting Belgium), Tom De Ruyck (Managing Partner InSites Consulting) and Tim Duhamel (Chief Strategy Officer, InSites Consulting). The presentation elaborates on how to create a culture of innovation and what the characteristics are of future-proof organizations, illustrated by a Dorel case study.
Google Docs allows users to store and share documents, spreadsheets, and presentations online. Users can collaborate on documents in real-time. Google Calendar allows users to access their schedule from any computer and share calendars with others. The document provides instructions for creating and sharing a document and event using Google Docs and Calendar.
1) Adding more resources to a project does not necessarily decrease the time needed to complete it, similar to how having more women pregnant does not allow a baby to be born sooner.
2) Estimating the time and costs of a project is not an exact science and different people will provide varying estimates, especially at different points in time.
3) Project managers should be upfront about uncertainties and what they do not know, rather than pretending to have all the answers, as this can hurt team motivation and morale over time.
This document discusses and evaluates potential project management tools for a group project. It provides pros and cons of Microsoft Office 365, Asana, Teambox, Busyflow, and Google Hangouts. The group decides to use Asana for task management and Google Hangouts for video conferencing due to their free cost, wide platform compatibility, and effective feature sets. Links to information about each tool are also included.
Collaboration Tools and Digital Presence - Assignment 3Kevin Zuniga
The document discusses collaboration tools like Google Drive and the importance of digital presence. It describes Google Drive as a tool for cloud storage and collaborative editing of documents and presentations. Features like revision history and chat functionality allow users to work together efficiently. The document also defines digital presence as one's online activities and branding, and it recommends using LinkedIn to expand one's professional network and keep up to date in their industry. Maintaining a good digital presence is important for long term success and revenue.
Gather A Gaggleof 21st Century Learning ToolsCindy Lane
This document discusses tools provided by Google that can be used for 21st century learning. It highlights Google Docs, Spreadsheets, and Presentations which allow for real-time collaboration. Examples are provided of how teachers can use these tools, such as having students add pulse rate data to a shared spreadsheet during a science lesson or sharing unique traits about themselves in a shared document. Other Google tools mentioned include Custom Search, Google Maps, Google Groups, YouTube and KNOL. The document emphasizes that these tools allow information to be accessible from anywhere and enable collaboration.
Engaging Everyone: How the Fuqua School of Business became more socialCara Rousseau
The Fuqua School of Business launched social media accounts in 2008 and 2009 but did not have a strategy until 2012. In 2013, Fuqua recruited a full-time Community Manager to oversee its social media presence. The Community Manager monitors industry conversations, reports to stakeholders, and engages the community by posting on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Tumblr. Fuqua also measures the impact of its social media efforts, gets faculty involvement, and supports students' social media activities. These efforts have helped Fuqua create more awareness of its brand and engage more people through social media.
Gaggle Of Google Tools For The ClassroomCindy Lane
The document discusses Google tools that can be used in the classroom, including Google Docs, Spreadsheets, Presentations, and Maps. It provides examples of how each tool can be used, such as having students collaboratively add data to a shared spreadsheet to analyze a class data set, or creating a shared document where students write sentences to learn about each other. The document emphasizes that Google tools allow for real-time collaboration and sharing work in an online space.
App Smashing for Beginners - TCEA 2015Diana Benner
Are you App Smashing yet? We often hear "there's an app for that." Yes, but there is not one app that does everything. Come learn about the power of combining apps as well as explore a variety of apps that can be used to create smashed projects. In this hands-on session, participants will leave knowing how to smash apps in order to increase student retention of learning.
This document provides recommendations for various web tools that can be used to enhance etwinning projects by enabling collaboration, showcasing work, and engaging pupils. It describes tools such as Padlet for sharing photos, videos and text; Google Forms for creating surveys and collecting responses; Sway for making presentations; and Twiddla, Adobe Voice, and Animaps for interactive activities. Additional tools recommended include apps for creating character voices and animations, SnapGuide for instructional guides, Answer Garden for gathering feedback, and Word Clouds for visualizing frequently used words.
Survey kiosk, smiley feedback with a Celpax Rebecca Lundin
A survey kiosk with smileys to measure employee engagement. A tool for managers that want to improve their workplace, hands-on.
Your 1st is free (1max per company)
The Celpax data shows if your improvements are working:
1. Employees press green or red to answer “How was your day?” when the shift ends
2. The online dashboard shows hourly, daily, weekly and monthly results
3. Fix something red! Check the data to see if it worked :)
The document summarizes several tools that the author has learned to use as part of a COOL Program apprenticeship. Canva is described as a drag-and-drop design website used for both web and print media. Google products like Sheets, Documents, and Slides are highlighted as helpful for creating and sharing files. Communications tools such as Skype, Hangouts, WhatsApp and Zoom are mentioned as useful for connecting and having meetings. Finally, Powtoon is presented as a video editing tool that allows for creating animated presentations and explainer videos.
Multitasking - The Good The Bad and The UglyTal Aviv
The document discusses the pros and cons of multitasking using examples from computing, project management, and an experiment. It shows that while multitasking may seem productive, it often leads to lower quality work and delays completion of tasks. Specifically, an example of managing three projects showed that multitasking resulted in all projects being delayed and lower overall profits than focusing on one task at a time.
Use these task list indicators to monitor your progress when completing tasks. Sets of icons include FranklinCovey, Bullet Journal, Mike Rohde, and my own icons.
You have the same 24 hours as the most world's most successful people. How do they do it all? The answer lies in knowing how to make the most of what time you have.
These productivity-boosting apps will help you make the most of your time by increasing your efficiency and time management skills as well as providing you with tools to better organise your life.
Whether you're in the office, at uni or in your personal life, utilising these 10 apps will help you feel more in control of your workload and increase your overall well being.
This document discusses 7 tools for effective team collaboration: 1) Evernote for organizing notes across apps and collaborating on notes; 2) HootSuite for managing multiple social media accounts; 3) Slack for structured conversations without losing project management; 4) Kindle highlights for summarizing documents; 5) Basecamp as a light project management tool; 6) Emojis for fostering understanding and relationships; 7) Photos for helping teams connect through visual profiles. The document emphasizes that 500 million users across these tools shows their effectiveness and that collaboration shouldn't be limited by a lack of appropriate tools.
This document discusses using action mapping to plan an e-learning project. It recommends identifying goals, actions needed to achieve the goals, practice activities to support the actions, and essential information for the activities. An action map visually connects these elements and helps ensure the e-learning project stays focused on achieving measurable goals. The process provides reusable materials and realistic activities while avoiding irrelevant information.
The document discusses various educational technologies including Google Docs, Dropbox, mobile apps, game-based learning platforms, and learning analytics. Google Docs allows for collaborative document creation and sharing. Dropbox syncs files across devices. Edmodo is a free social learning platform. Benefits of educational technologies for gifted students and teachers are outlined. The importance of keeping technology in the hands of students and integrating it throughout the school day is emphasized. Gaps in access to educational apps based on income level are shown.
This document provides guidance on content generation and curation. It recommends creating integrated content using "recipes" to overcome writer's block and engaging guest bloggers. Content curation is defined as sorting vast amounts of online content and organizing it around a theme. Examples of curation include alumni features and donor profiles. The document discusses using editorial calendars, with most respondents planning 1 month or more in advance using Google Calendar or a shared spreadsheet.
This is the full slidedeck of our Memefication of Insights Eat 'n Learn Smartees, hosted in Ghent on Tuesday 27 October 2015 by Hakim Zemni (Managing Director, InSites Consulting Belgium), Tom De Ruyck (Managing Partner InSites Consulting) and Tim Duhamel (Chief Strategy Officer, InSites Consulting). The presentation elaborates on how to create a culture of innovation and what the characteristics are of future-proof organizations, illustrated by a Dorel case study.
Google Docs allows users to store and share documents, spreadsheets, and presentations online. Users can collaborate on documents in real-time. Google Calendar allows users to access their schedule from any computer and share calendars with others. The document provides instructions for creating and sharing a document and event using Google Docs and Calendar.
1) Adding more resources to a project does not necessarily decrease the time needed to complete it, similar to how having more women pregnant does not allow a baby to be born sooner.
2) Estimating the time and costs of a project is not an exact science and different people will provide varying estimates, especially at different points in time.
3) Project managers should be upfront about uncertainties and what they do not know, rather than pretending to have all the answers, as this can hurt team motivation and morale over time.
This document discusses and evaluates potential project management tools for a group project. It provides pros and cons of Microsoft Office 365, Asana, Teambox, Busyflow, and Google Hangouts. The group decides to use Asana for task management and Google Hangouts for video conferencing due to their free cost, wide platform compatibility, and effective feature sets. Links to information about each tool are also included.
Collaboration Tools and Digital Presence - Assignment 3Kevin Zuniga
The document discusses collaboration tools like Google Drive and the importance of digital presence. It describes Google Drive as a tool for cloud storage and collaborative editing of documents and presentations. Features like revision history and chat functionality allow users to work together efficiently. The document also defines digital presence as one's online activities and branding, and it recommends using LinkedIn to expand one's professional network and keep up to date in their industry. Maintaining a good digital presence is important for long term success and revenue.
Gather A Gaggleof 21st Century Learning ToolsCindy Lane
This document discusses tools provided by Google that can be used for 21st century learning. It highlights Google Docs, Spreadsheets, and Presentations which allow for real-time collaboration. Examples are provided of how teachers can use these tools, such as having students add pulse rate data to a shared spreadsheet during a science lesson or sharing unique traits about themselves in a shared document. Other Google tools mentioned include Custom Search, Google Maps, Google Groups, YouTube and KNOL. The document emphasizes that these tools allow information to be accessible from anywhere and enable collaboration.
Engaging Everyone: How the Fuqua School of Business became more socialCara Rousseau
The Fuqua School of Business launched social media accounts in 2008 and 2009 but did not have a strategy until 2012. In 2013, Fuqua recruited a full-time Community Manager to oversee its social media presence. The Community Manager monitors industry conversations, reports to stakeholders, and engages the community by posting on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Tumblr. Fuqua also measures the impact of its social media efforts, gets faculty involvement, and supports students' social media activities. These efforts have helped Fuqua create more awareness of its brand and engage more people through social media.
Gaggle Of Google Tools For The ClassroomCindy Lane
The document discusses Google tools that can be used in the classroom, including Google Docs, Spreadsheets, Presentations, and Maps. It provides examples of how each tool can be used, such as having students collaboratively add data to a shared spreadsheet to analyze a class data set, or creating a shared document where students write sentences to learn about each other. The document emphasizes that Google tools allow for real-time collaboration and sharing work in an online space.
App Smashing for Beginners - TCEA 2015Diana Benner
Are you App Smashing yet? We often hear "there's an app for that." Yes, but there is not one app that does everything. Come learn about the power of combining apps as well as explore a variety of apps that can be used to create smashed projects. In this hands-on session, participants will leave knowing how to smash apps in order to increase student retention of learning.
This document provides recommendations for various web tools that can be used to enhance etwinning projects by enabling collaboration, showcasing work, and engaging pupils. It describes tools such as Padlet for sharing photos, videos and text; Google Forms for creating surveys and collecting responses; Sway for making presentations; and Twiddla, Adobe Voice, and Animaps for interactive activities. Additional tools recommended include apps for creating character voices and animations, SnapGuide for instructional guides, Answer Garden for gathering feedback, and Word Clouds for visualizing frequently used words.
Survey kiosk, smiley feedback with a Celpax Rebecca Lundin
A survey kiosk with smileys to measure employee engagement. A tool for managers that want to improve their workplace, hands-on.
Your 1st is free (1max per company)
The Celpax data shows if your improvements are working:
1. Employees press green or red to answer “How was your day?” when the shift ends
2. The online dashboard shows hourly, daily, weekly and monthly results
3. Fix something red! Check the data to see if it worked :)
The document summarizes several tools that the author has learned to use as part of a COOL Program apprenticeship. Canva is described as a drag-and-drop design website used for both web and print media. Google products like Sheets, Documents, and Slides are highlighted as helpful for creating and sharing files. Communications tools such as Skype, Hangouts, WhatsApp and Zoom are mentioned as useful for connecting and having meetings. Finally, Powtoon is presented as a video editing tool that allows for creating animated presentations and explainer videos.
Multitasking - The Good The Bad and The UglyTal Aviv
The document discusses the pros and cons of multitasking using examples from computing, project management, and an experiment. It shows that while multitasking may seem productive, it often leads to lower quality work and delays completion of tasks. Specifically, an example of managing three projects showed that multitasking resulted in all projects being delayed and lower overall profits than focusing on one task at a time.
Use these task list indicators to monitor your progress when completing tasks. Sets of icons include FranklinCovey, Bullet Journal, Mike Rohde, and my own icons.
You have the same 24 hours as the most world's most successful people. How do they do it all? The answer lies in knowing how to make the most of what time you have.
These productivity-boosting apps will help you make the most of your time by increasing your efficiency and time management skills as well as providing you with tools to better organise your life.
Whether you're in the office, at uni or in your personal life, utilising these 10 apps will help you feel more in control of your workload and increase your overall well being.
This document discusses 7 tools for effective team collaboration: 1) Evernote for organizing notes across apps and collaborating on notes; 2) HootSuite for managing multiple social media accounts; 3) Slack for structured conversations without losing project management; 4) Kindle highlights for summarizing documents; 5) Basecamp as a light project management tool; 6) Emojis for fostering understanding and relationships; 7) Photos for helping teams connect through visual profiles. The document emphasizes that 500 million users across these tools shows their effectiveness and that collaboration shouldn't be limited by a lack of appropriate tools.
From Apps To Zen: 26+ Ideas for Building a Business with Balancesineadmacmanus
This document provides an introduction and overview of the ebook "From Apps to Zen: 26+ Ideas for Building a Business with Balance" by Sinead Mac Manus. The ebook discusses 26 strategies for building a balanced business, including using productivity apps, reducing distractions, focusing on effectiveness over efficiency, using filters to manage information overload, and pursuing a location independent workstyle. The author encourages the reader to find their own work-life balance.
Apps For Entrepreneurs Guide - What Are The Best Apps For EntrepreneursIlya Bilbao
This document provides an overview of several essential apps for entrepreneurs. It discusses productivity apps like Evernote, MindNode, and Dropbox that help with tasks like note-taking, organization, planning, and cloud storage. It also covers budget and finance apps like Mint and StockTouch for tracking expenses and investments. Social media management apps like HootSuite and networking apps like LinkedIn are highlighted. Other recommended apps include Uber and Lyft for transportation, and Mailbox for email management. The document concludes by listing several project management apps.
This document discusses productivity tools that can help you get more work done in less time. It outlines eight key productivity apps: 1) ToDoist, an intelligent task management tool, 2) a calendar app to avoid scheduling conflicts, 3) CloudApp to screen record and share your screen, 4) Trello to manage projects in a less stressful way, 5) Slack for organized team communication, 6) Hootsuite to update social media from one place, 7) RescueTime to track how you spend your time, and 8) Evernote for note taking and organizing ideas. These apps can help improve time management and maximize productivity.
Time management is a skill that needs to be strengthened and developed. Like any other self-help technique, time management also has segments that one should go through to be able to ensure success. Get all the info you need here.
6 Apps That Will Improve Your Productivity And Reduce Your Mental Load.docxSameerShaik43
The digital world is undergoing a lot of changes over recent years due to the emergence of modern technologies. If you are working from the office or home, you should know more about mobile apps in detail. This is because you can use them for various purposes that help achieve your goals.
https://www.tycoonstory.com/resource/6-apps-that-will-improve-your-productivity-and-reduce-your-mental-load/
This document provides 10 time management strategies to help take control of your day. These include creating a daily to-do list, writing down all follow-up items, carrying unfinished work to the next day's list, keeping track of due dates with both short and long-term reminders, maintaining a clean and organized work environment, regularly purging unnecessary files, and backing up and deleting older online files. The strategies are based on an article about improving time management.
Work-Life Balance Out Of Whack? Try These 8 Tools.Carlos DeGannes
The document discusses 8 tools that can help improve work-life balance for entrepreneurs and small business owners. It provides the name of each tool, a brief description of how it would help with work-life balance, and more details about how each tool functions. The tools discussed are Cozi Family Organizer, Focusbar, Way of Life, Nuzzel, Eternity Time Log, Rapportive, the Do Not Disturb cellphone setting, and Pacifica. The document concludes with advice about using apps to find balance and a quote about prioritizing important tasks.
We live in the Digital Age - a time in human history where we rely on technology like never before. So you assess the tasks that you see as tedious and automate them.
Things go smoothly for a bit. But they’re not enough. You’re still on a time crunch - and you’re still trying to iron out the wrinkles.
Again, it doesn’t have to be like this at all. Because there are plenty of tools out there that can automate as many simple tasks as possible. Even better - it can take out all the complex stuff that makes certain tasks difficult.
With the emergence of AI, it has proven itself to be a reliable tool for all kinds of tasks.
Even today, your favorite productivity and project management platforms are in some way incorporating it into their functions.
This book will show you all kinds of tips and strategies that will allow you to harness the power of AI.
Learn how to identify the productivity challenges you may have and how you can conquer them.
Eliminate communication barriers with AI tools that will help you write quick emails while staying up to date with the projects you and your team are working on.
Reduce your workload accordingly by planning and prioritizing (and delegating tasks to others on your team).
Find out which tool will make it easier to organize your inbox so you don’t have to miss an important email from team members
Need to produce content for prospective clients and customers? See which AI writing assistants will ensure high-quality content that you can churn out in seconds - including one tool that allows you to crank out up to 70000 words in one click
Make your diet and exercise routine a lot easier with AI-powered apps that will ensure you make the proper adjustments based on muscle fatigue and your previous workouts
Want to learn a new skill or teach people that want to? See how AI can help make learning platforms better - both for students and instructors.
Can’t keep up with key points during a meeting - even if you are taking notes? Learn how one tool can create automated transcripts in real time so you don’t have to miss a thing.
You’re already using AI tools and you might not know what they are. Find out what they are (Hint: You may have used them to create shopping lists, ask about the weather, and more)
An all-in-one workspace where you can customize all your notes, task lists, and databases in a user-friendly style for both yourself and your team members
And so much more!
Includes ready sales materials!
3 Most Common Project Management Mistakes & How You Can Avoid Themeisedo To do list
The document discusses common mistakes in project management and how to avoid them. The three most common mistakes are: 1) Not having complete knowledge of the project and changing plans frequently, which leads to confusion; 2) Not using a proper project management platform or tool; 3) Not having the right skilled team members or enough resources for the project. It then promotes the eisedo project management tool as a way to help organize tasks and prioritize work.
Here are some of the key changes made in Microsoft Office 2016 compared to Office 2013:
- Improved sharing and collaboration features, allowing documents to be shared across different devices like PCs, tablets, and phones more seamlessly. This makes teamwork and real-time collaboration easier.
- Office Online was enhanced to become more of a team building tool, facilitating group discussions and file sharing among team members.
- A new "Clutter" tool was introduced to help organize emails and notifications better. It aims to reduce distractions by clustering similar emails.
- Word saw improvements to its outlining tools and references functionality. The Tell Me bar provides quick access to commands.
- Excel gained new data analysis tools like
In this latest installment of the O365 Productivity Tips series, Tom Duff (@duffbert) and Christian Buckley (@buckleyplanet) return with another head-to-head battle of the Microsoft Office and Office 365 productivity hints and tips, recorded June 20th, 2019 with viewers voting on each round. You can watch the video recording at https://youtu.be/0ZMD0RScBaQ
Follow us on Twitter for future webinars and sessions where we'll share more great tips, and be sure to follow the CollabTalk YouTube channel at https://youtube.com/c/collabtalk
20 Microsoft 365 Tips You've Probably Never Used (But Should)Christian Buckley
Presentation from the Microsoft 365 Virtual Summit on May 28th, 2020. This was a collection of tips gathered through my ongoing webinar series with Tom Duff (@duffbert), which you can find out about at https://www.buckleyplanet.com/2019/03/o365-productivity-tips-links.html
Whether it is a personal mundane task or a full-fledged work project, task management is extremely important to keep you organized and productive. Stay sorted with these task management tips.
This document provides information on various mobile apps that are useful for students. It discusses apps for class productivity like AudioNote, inClass, and Evernote which allow students to take notes, record audio, and sync materials. It also covers apps for writing papers like Pages, Bamboo Paper, and GoodReader. Additionally, it lists apps for ebooks/etextbooks from sources like Kno, CourseSmart and Inkling. Useful apps for entertainment and education like Netflix, Hulu, and Khan Academy are mentioned as well. Finally, it discusses some generally helpful apps including TextNow, TextPlus, Dropbox, and WifiFinder.
Similar to Productivity Applications - Best Productivity Apps in 2019 (20)
These are the slides of the presentation given during the Q2 2024 Virtual VictoriaMetrics Meetup. View the recording here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzlMA_Ae9_4&t=206s
Topics covered:
1. What is VictoriaLogs
Open source database for logs
● Easy to setup and operate - just a single executable with sane default configs
● Works great with both structured and plaintext logs
● Uses up to 30x less RAM and up to 15x disk space than Elasticsearch
● Provides simple yet powerful query language for logs - LogsQL
2. Improved querying HTTP API
3. Data ingestion via Syslog protocol
* Automatic parsing of Syslog fields
* Supported transports:
○ UDP
○ TCP
○ TCP+TLS
* Gzip and deflate compression support
* Ability to configure distinct TCP and UDP ports with distinct settings
* Automatic log streams with (hostname, app_name, app_id) fields
4. LogsQL improvements
● Filtering shorthands
● week_range and day_range filters
● Limiters
● Log analytics
● Data extraction and transformation
● Additional filtering
● Sorting
5. VictoriaLogs Roadmap
● Accept logs via OpenTelemetry protocol
● VMUI improvements based on HTTP querying API
● Improve Grafana plugin for VictoriaLogs -
https://github.com/VictoriaMetrics/victorialogs-datasource
● Cluster version
○ Try single-node VictoriaLogs - it can replace 30-node Elasticsearch cluster in production
● Transparent historical data migration to object storage
○ Try single-node VictoriaLogs with persistent volumes - it compresses 1TB of production logs from
Kubernetes to 20GB
● See https://docs.victoriametrics.com/victorialogs/roadmap/
Try it out: https://victoriametrics.com/products/victorialogs/
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These slides were presented during the virtual VictoriaMetrics User Meetup for Q2 2024.
Topics covered:
1. VictoriaMetrics development strategy
* Prioritize bug fixing over new features
* Prioritize security, usability and reliability over new features
* Provide good practices for using existing features, as many of them are overlooked or misused by users
2. New releases in Q2
3. Updates in LTS releases
Security fixes:
● SECURITY: upgrade Go builder from Go1.22.2 to Go1.22.4
● SECURITY: upgrade base docker image (Alpine)
Bugfixes:
● vmui
● vmalert
● vmagent
● vmauth
● vmbackupmanager
4. New Features
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* vmagent: aggregation and relabeling
* vmagent: Global aggregation and relabeling
* vmagent: global aggregation and relabeling
* Stream aggregation
- Add rate_sum aggregation output
- Add rate_avg aggregation output
- Reduce the number of allocated objects in heap during deduplication and aggregation up to 5 times! The change reduces the CPU usage.
* Vultr service discovery
* vmauth: backend TLS setup
5. Let's Encrypt support
All the VictoriaMetrics Enterprise components support automatic issuing of TLS certificates for public HTTPS server via Let’s Encrypt service: https://docs.victoriametrics.com/#automatic-issuing-of-tls-certificates
6. Performance optimizations
● vmagent: reduce CPU usage when sharding among remote storage systems is enabled
● vmalert: reduce CPU usage when evaluating high number of alerting and recording rules.
● vmalert: speed up retrieving rules files from object storages by skipping unchanged objects during reloading.
7. VictoriaMetrics k8s operator
● Add new status.updateStatus field to the all objects with pods. It helps to track rollout updates properly.
● Add more context to the log messages. It must greatly improve debugging process and log quality.
● Changee error handling for reconcile. Operator sends Events into kubernetes API, if any error happened during object reconcile.
See changes at https://github.com/VictoriaMetrics/operator/releases
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● Improved reliability
● Faster read queries
● Easy maintenance
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● Dashboards and alerting rules updates
● vmui interface improvements and bugfixes
● Security updates
● Add release images built from scratch image. Such images could be more
preferable for using in environments with higher security standards
● Many minor bugfixes and improvements
● See more at https://docs.victoriametrics.com/changelog/
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6. MYTH 1: I don’t have time for a system
“If I spend all my time maintaining my list
and doing weekly reviews, I’ll never get
anything done.”
In reality, a system might take time to build, but once started you
would save more time and get more things done.
7. MYTH 2:
“Systems are rigid and inflexible”
If your productivity is really chaotic and unpredictable, it’s likely because
you are adopting some kind of productivity system instead of figuring out
the best one for you.
8. MYTH 3:
“I work best under pressure”
Keeping yourself in a high-stress, always-urgent mode isn’t
good for your health, business and it is not good for your
productivity.
9. FINALLY:
“There’s something wrong with me no system can fix”
Systems, no matter how good, can’t fix the fundamental problems
in your life.
In the end, your growth as a person, your success – however you
define it – is up to you.
10. So what are the best Productivity apps
in 2019 for school and work?
Source: thezeroed.com
12. GOOGLE DOCS
Google docs allows you to edit notes,
share them, make comments and
suggest changes with your colleagues
13. EVERNOTE & ONENOTE
Gives you a lot of creative
options – in the form of text,
voice messages, PDFs and even
videos.
14. ANKI
Do you have problems memorizing
things, Anki allows you to create digital
flashcards (texts, videos, photos and
audios). Helps improve your
productivity via memorization.
15. CITE THIS FOR ME
This app allows you to make references
correctly in more than 5000 styles to
ensure that you write bibliography in the
approved format. It makes the dreaded
part of referencing easy.
17. BLINK
Blink allows you to create to-do-lists
and plan your activities for the day.
Perfect for minimalists with its
minimal and clean UI design.
18. THINGS 3
Things 3 allows you to plan your day
ahead. You can add notes, checklists,
reminder and more.
19. TASKFUL
One of the bet productivity apps for
2019. It helps increase your
productivity by showing you what
you need for the day, whatever the
activity might be.
20. TODIOST
It is a free app that allows a user to
easily organize and prioritize your tasks
and projects so you’ll always know
exactly what to work on next
21. OMNIFOCUS
Omnifocus is a personal task manager by
Omni Group. The goal of the problem is to
be able to capture thoughts and ideas into
to do lists. It makes use of concepts
described in the book Getting Things Done
by David Allen.
22. ANY.DO
This is a to-do list app made for windows.
It is an all-in-one calendar and to-do lit
app for windows will help you master
time, complete your tasks and never
forget a thing
24. SLACK
Slack is where work flows. It’s where
the people you need, the information
you share, and the tools you use come
together to get things done.
25. TRELLO
Trello lets you work more
collaboratively and get more done.
Trello’s board, lists, and cards enable
you to organize and prioritize your
projects in a fun and flexible way.
26. BLINKIST
Do you ever see a book and feel
like it is too long? Blinkist offers
summaries of great nonfiction
books’ insights in a made for
mobile format.
27. BUFFER
Buffer is a social media management
tool. It would save you a lot of time by
scheduling your social media post and
automatically updates for you.
28. If you need a summary on how to use each
app and how download links, click below.
https://thezeroed.com/best-productivity-apps-for-school-and-work/