Other Tools – Page 13 – ORGANIZING CREATIVITY

Transform any notepad into a sketching notepad

2012-11-04

You can easily transform any notepad into a sketching notepad with fixed paper. Here's how.
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Priceless

2012-04-14

Yup, some solutions are priceless.
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Whiteboard Alternatives: Magic-Chart and IdeaPaint

2012-03-07

Whiteboard are cool and incredibly useful. But if you do not have one available, there are alternatives available.
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Sketching at Work

2011-09-09

Sketches can be incredibly useful to communicate -- and you don't have to draw well to do them. Book recommendation and more.
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Careful with Human Memory

2011-07-12

... and why a tool that stores information like a human brain is a really bad idea.
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Creating your own Tools

2011-06-26

Improving one's tools can lead to great performance boost and is something you might want to look into.
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What are you gonna to photograph, worthy of me …?

2011-05-22

Equipment isn't everything and sometimes I can interfere with creative expression.
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Constraints of Tools

2011-02-18

Tools shape -- including your solutions. An example to serve as a reminder to make sure you want to say what the tools say for you.
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Capturing with the best of both worlds: Livescribe Pen

2010-11-02

A short report on a pen that you can use for normal writing, recording audio notes, and digitizing what you write immediately.
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Liking Moleskine Notebooks

2010-10-19

The strange situation you are in when you like something that is considered "stylish".
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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.