As always Lifehacker gives some tips on where to find "good stuff" and points us towards web-based to-do manager Toodledo and the voice-to-text webapp Jott.What do you think is the best way to keep on top of those dreaded task lists?
Monday, 1 September 2008
Five best to-do-list managers
As a recent convert to paper based "to-do" lists I was interested to read this article/poll by Lifehacker on what the best way to do "to-do" lists. For now, paper and pen seems to be winning the race..As always Lifehacker gives some tips on where to find "good stuff" and points us towards web-based to-do manager Toodledo and the voice-to-text webapp Jott.
What do you think is the best way to keep on top of those dreaded task lists?
As always Lifehacker gives some tips on where to find "good stuff" and points us towards web-based to-do manager Toodledo and the voice-to-text webapp Jott.What do you think is the best way to keep on top of those dreaded task lists?
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I use a combination of things:
- a journal to plan tasks that need some thought
- Outlook to remind me about things that have a deadline (which I sync with my mobile phone)
I use my journal to review stuff periodically (one or twice a week). What worked well, what did I learn, what would I change next time. I find this really helps me put things in perspective but also helps me develop.
Chris
http://learn2develop.blogspot.com
Personally I use iGoogle where you can add widgets and I mostly have 'todo' widgets added.
Remember The Milk is also quite popular.
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