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Oct 25, 2005, 05:34 PM
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We've been talking about using to-do lists so I thought I'd share this new thing I read about.
Making Bubble Maps works really well for some people, you get to draw your list, and create a more intuitive visual sense of your progress. I'm going to test it out myself soon. Sarah
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Oct 26, 2005, 02:12 AM
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I like this idea. I'd use it - but I tend to type my lists because otherwise I lose the piece of paper I wrote them on! When I type them they are on my computer so unless I lose that (and it DOEs sometimes happen!) I can find my list.
I also use a nifty computer alternative called a DANA. It runs Palm Pilot software and it has a really good To Do list where you can grade things in order of importance. This is what it looks like:  You can find out more about it here Caroline |
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