iPhone/iPad – ORGANIZING CREATIVITY

Reading Books with Notability and GoodReader

2020-07-25 | Reading time: 1 minute

Recently switched to Notability for Note-Taking on the iPad. It works very well for making notes when reading books as well.
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Remote Usability Testing on Mobiles with WebEx Meetings

2020-07-25 | Reading time: 1 minute

One of the nice results of all this video conferencing — you find out how to do remote usability testing on mobiles.
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Supervising Written Exams with Classical Music

2020-07-25 | Reading time: 1 minute

Something to do while supervising written exams
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OmniFocus and iCal for Realistic Tasks-for-Today Planning

2020-07-03 | Reading time: 6 minutes

OmniFocus is pretty useful, but it lacks in support for a realistic planning of what you can accomplish during one day. However, iCal can help here.
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First Impression of Apple’s Watch Series 5

2019-10-19 | Reading time: 5 minutes

A change in iOS infrastructure led me to give the Apple Watch a try.
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Grading Paper Exams with an iPad

2019-07-28 | Reading time: 1 minute

Turns out you can grade paper exams pretty well with an iPad.
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A shout-out to a great App: Post-it(R) Plus

2019-02-05 | Reading time: 2 minutes

Companies who are famous for their paper products can go digital. A very good example is this app, which allows you to use the best of both worlds: Start with paper (Post-it(R)s) and continue digitally. Cool.
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Comfortable Reading Position

2018-12-17 | Reading time: Less than a minute

Still looking for a really comfortable reading position ... closing in, I guess.
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Papers in Night Mode

2018-09-26 | Reading time: 1 minute

Reading papers with Papers in the dark — a bit better with night mode.
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Semi-intelligent Cookbooks with Numbers and Keynote

2018-09-18 | Reading time: 2 minutes

Using Numbers (for ingredient calculation) and Keynote (for book creation) work really well for creating semi-intelligent cookbooks.
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