The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
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I've used The Brain for projects and for teaching. It's an infotention tool in terms of advancing the way one transforms information into knowledge in a personally and visually organized form. If you haven't seen The Brain, check out Jerry's Brain.
When I teach infotention, I show learners how they can curate Twitter lists and use Paper.li to turn the lists into daily briefings by networks of experts on topics of their choosing. Curating, focusing, distilling, and formatting incoming streams of information about precisely the topics that interest you at any time is a key infotention skill. h/t Tracy Vu
23 seldom-used ideas for how to utilize Twitter lists
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Again, this is from the productivity world, and infotention has an important core related to attention — not just tools, not just efficiency, but awareness and metacognition — but I know that at least a couple of these tools help me handle my info-flow (I use Slack and Skitch regularly)
12 Tech Tools Productivity Experts Can't Live Without
LIST ONLY: 1. Android Wear . 2. Post-It Plus . 3. Sunrise . 4. USKAPE . 5. Slack . 6. NOISLI . 7. Jamie's To Do . 8. Eternity Time Log . 9. Alarmed . 10. Timeful . 11. Paperkarma . 12. Skitch
This looks like a powerful tool for planning essays and assignments.
Thought Plan: A minimalistic tool for planning projects, organizing your thoughts and storing simple documents. Powered by markdown.
Spy the Lie‘s techniue and informal logic work together to help us disinfect our infospheres from crap, bilious bombast, media-babble, disinformation campaigns, pseudoevents, and bad information of every stripe. These days common sense itself doesn’t cut it. We need tools!
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In fact, we computing professionals have unwittingly made infopollution much worse by increasing storage network capacity and bandwidth without a corresponding advance in filtering capability. We’ve turned big data into big dada.
I've used BigMarker a few times now and it seems really reliable. Great that you can use it to actually sell seats for your webinars and they just take a very small percentage.
