July 2012 – ORGANIZING CREATIVITY

Outsourcing the difficult part

2012-07-24

You don't have to do everything in a creative project. Here's an example of a successful personal project that would not be possible (for me) without the involvement of experts.
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Quick Hierarchical Tagging in DEVONthink

2012-07-19

Tagging is powerful and DEVONthink has a few interesting options to make it easy.
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Awesome Example of Kickstarter Funding — Or: When Geeks get a Budget

2012-07-16

Impressive example when skilled and determined people get some real funding.
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Learning about Work Methods for Doing Scientific Work

2012-07-15

How do you learn about work methods when you should actually doing the work? Some suggestions that involve workshops and workers and work profiles -- in short, work to make work work.
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Pimp Up Your Workspace

2012-07-12

Three book suggestions to give your workspace ... well, it could be class ... and a few links.
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Coursera — Free Online Courses

2012-07-08

Coursera seems like a really great way to learn online, have a look for yourself.
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Re-Installing Lion (Clean Install)

2012-07-06

A few tips on re-installing an OS, prior to a clean install, doing it, and afterwards.
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Circus Ponies Notebook for iPad

2012-07-05

Circus Ponies Notebook is available for the iPad. A short review about the pros and cons and the possible usages.
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Impressive presentation that changes minds

2012-07-05

A controversial issue, but perhaps one of the best TEDx Talks I have ever seen. Also: Recommendation of other great TED talks.
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BTW, posts can get updated after I published them if I spot spelling errors (not a native speaker) or think a different wording might improve precision and clarity.

ORGANIZING CREATIVITY

How to generate, capture, and collect ideas to realize creative projects.