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Category Archives: Productivity
Back in the GTD Saddle
The last several months have been a whirlwind, culminating (at least to this point) with the Feb. 10 launch of our member community site for the Social Media Health Network, which is associated with our new Mayo Clinic Center for Social Media. We’ve also now completed our staffing for the Center, and of course that [...]
AED4EU and the Power of Twitter
Yesterday I posted a video in which Lucien Engelen (@zorg20) interviewed me about social media in healthcare, which he shot while I was his guest in the Netherlands earlier this month. I interviewed Lucien that same day, asking him to tell the story about the mobile phone application for iPhone and Android that he had [...]
Also posted in Social Media, Twitter Tagged AED4EU, Android, Augmented Reality, Europe, health, iPhone, Lucien Engelen, Medicine, Netherlands, Twitter 5 Comments
Chancellor’s Choice Award: A Picturesque MacHeist
As I mentioned earlier today, I was alerted to a great deal on a Macintosh software bundle last night via Twitter. With 14 fully functional software programs for $39, it’s hard to see how it could be a bad bargain. But I still wanted to try a couple of the programs before the clock runs [...]
Also posted in Tools Tagged applications, Bundled Software, GTD, Mac, MacHeist, Macintosh Leave a comment
Chancellor’s Choice Award: Tweetie
The SMUG Chancellor’s Choice Award is presented occasionally to social media tools that aren’t free but are good values, as judged by the SMUG Chancellor in his sole discretion. The first category to be presented is Twitter Clients for iPhone, and honorable mention goes to: Twittelator Pro I had previously used Twitterific and the free version of [...]
Also posted in Twitter Tagged Chancellor's Choice, Productivity, SMUG Chancellor's Choice, Tweetie, Twittelator Pro, Twitter, Twitter clients Leave a comment



Guest Lecturer: David Allen on GTD