By Marie-Christine Lefebvre, Lecturer in Communications When organising training sessions on neuroscience, I use mind maps as an educational tool with the trainees. This visual method of organising information provides a means of structuring a concept by showing the relationships among pieces of the whole. It improves memorisation.
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You don’t need to be an expert to recognise great paper: paper that does not bleed, paper that is perfectly white, paper that is soft and smooth to touch, paper resistant to tearing, that enables sharp writing without smudges or show through.
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You’ve just downloaded SCRIBZEE. Thank you! This application will enable you to scan your notes and then save them safely in the cloud which will improve your organisation.
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Who hasn’t stuck memos on their PC with important ideas, phone numbers or urgent to-dos only to find that these little notes have mysteriously disappeared when needed, or are not to hand when you’re away from your desk.
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SCRIBZEE Online is more user-friendly.
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My desk is collapsing under the weight of paper on it. My inbox tells me every morning that I have more than 200 unread messages. In short, I’m not exactly a pro when it comes to organisation. But this year, I’ve made up my mind: it’s all going to change with the Zen to Done or ZTD method!
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