Comments on: 11 Ways to Use Delicious for Getting Things Done (GTD) http://kenclark.me/2009/01/11-ways-to-use-delicious-for-getting-things-done-gtd/ a technology journal Sun, 08 Jan 2012 19:27:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Delicious als GTD-Werkzeug nutzen | SchönSchriften http://kenclark.me/2009/01/11-ways-to-use-delicious-for-getting-things-done-gtd/comment-page-1/#comment-14049 Delicious als GTD-Werkzeug nutzen | SchönSchriften Tue, 02 Feb 2010 08:28:04 +0000 http://66.147.242.151/~kenclar1/?p=6#comment-14049 <p>[...] Blogger Ken Clark macht einen Vorschlag, wie dieser Dienst in ein GTD-System integriert werden kann. Sein Vorschlag: [...]</p> [...] Blogger Ken Clark macht einen Vorschlag, wie dieser Dienst in ein GTD-System integriert werden kann. Sein Vorschlag: [...]

]]> By: ToolBlog » Delicious und Getting Things Done http://kenclark.me/2009/01/11-ways-to-use-delicious-for-getting-things-done-gtd/comment-page-1/#comment-14038 ToolBlog » Delicious und Getting Things Done Mon, 25 Jan 2010 19:23:40 +0000 http://66.147.242.151/~kenclar1/?p=6#comment-14038 <p>[...] vorstellen. Ken Clark beschreibt, wie Sie Delicious auch für Getting Things Done nutzen können: 11 Ways to Use Delicious for Getting Things Done (GTD). Schauen wir einmal näher [...]</p> [...] vorstellen. Ken Clark beschreibt, wie Sie Delicious auch für Getting Things Done nutzen können: 11 Ways to Use Delicious for Getting Things Done (GTD). Schauen wir einmal näher [...]

]]> By: Robert http://kenclark.me/2009/01/11-ways-to-use-delicious-for-getting-things-done-gtd/comment-page-1/#comment-11342 Robert Wed, 11 Nov 2009 07:36:58 +0000 http://66.147.242.151/~kenclar1/?p=6#comment-11342 <p>@Marina Why you don't use the Note from delicious to create a summary for the page you bookmark, instead creating a note in EveryNote? I think this way is simpler!</p> @Marina Why you don’t use the Note from delicious to create a summary for the page you bookmark, instead creating a note in EveryNote? I think this way is simpler!

]]> By: Organize IT Recap: My New eBook, Four Hour Work Week In The Real World And Is Depression Actually Good For You? - Work smart, play smart http://kenclark.me/2009/01/11-ways-to-use-delicious-for-getting-things-done-gtd/comment-page-1/#comment-7262 Organize IT Recap: My New eBook, Four Hour Work Week In The Real World And Is Depression Actually Good For You? - Work smart, play smart Sat, 01 Aug 2009 11:44:10 +0000 http://66.147.242.151/~kenclar1/?p=6#comment-7262 <p>[...] links it makes things much more organized. With this in mind, Ken Clark has several clever ways for using Delicious to get things done. For instance, you can keep a list of books to read by bookmarking the relevant pages at [...]</p> [...] links it makes things much more organized. With this in mind, Ken Clark has several clever ways for using Delicious to get things done. For instance, you can keep a list of books to read by bookmarking the relevant pages at [...]

]]> By: Using Social Bookmarking Sites for GTD - Brian.Carnell.Com http://kenclark.me/2009/01/11-ways-to-use-delicious-for-getting-things-done-gtd/comment-page-1/#comment-180 Using Social Bookmarking Sites for GTD - Brian.Carnell.Com Sun, 08 Feb 2009 21:28:20 +0000 http://66.147.242.151/~kenclar1/?p=6#comment-180 <p>[...] Clark has an interesting list of 11 ways you can use Del.icio.us and other social bookmarking sites to get things done. For [...]</p> [...] Clark has an interesting list of 11 ways you can use Del.icio.us and other social bookmarking sites to get things done. For [...]

]]> By: Ken http://kenclark.me/2009/01/11-ways-to-use-delicious-for-getting-things-done-gtd/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Ken Wed, 21 Jan 2009 03:13:42 +0000 http://66.147.242.151/~kenclar1/?p=6#comment-8 <p>Hi Oliver,</p> <p>Thanks for question. OmniFocus is the center of my GTD system, so I use the OmniFocus iPhone app to collect when I am mobile or on the go. To use your example, if I was talking to a friend and heard about a book I wanted to add to my @books list, I type out an action of "Add xyz book to @books" in the OmniFocus iPhone app. Then, when I am back at my computer and I am processing my OmniFocus inbox I look up the Amazon page and add it to the Delicious @books list.</p> <p>That said, there are times when plugging notes into my iPhone wouldn't make sense or be all that practical -- such as when I am in a meeting. For those situations, I just carry around a run of the mill perforated notepad to take notes and when I get back to my desk I add my actionable tasks back into OmniFocus (or if it generates something that would fall into any of the above lists, I add the relevant URL to Delicious and tag it).</p> <p>Hopefully that answers your question! BTW I love your site -- keep up the great work and thanks for visiting.</p> <p>--Ken</p> Hi Oliver,

Thanks for question. OmniFocus is the center of my GTD system, so I use the OmniFocus iPhone app to collect when I am mobile or on the go. To use your example, if I was talking to a friend and heard about a book I wanted to add to my @books list, I type out an action of “Add xyz book to @books” in the OmniFocus iPhone app. Then, when I am back at my computer and I am processing my OmniFocus inbox I look up the Amazon page and add it to the Delicious @books list.

That said, there are times when plugging notes into my iPhone wouldn’t make sense or be all that practical — such as when I am in a meeting. For those situations, I just carry around a run of the mill perforated notepad to take notes and when I get back to my desk I add my actionable tasks back into OmniFocus (or if it generates something that would fall into any of the above lists, I add the relevant URL to Delicious and tag it).

Hopefully that answers your question! BTW I love your site — keep up the great work and thanks for visiting.

–Ken

]]> By: Oliver Starr http://kenclark.me/2009/01/11-ways-to-use-delicious-for-getting-things-done-gtd/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Oliver Starr Tue, 20 Jan 2009 15:46:18 +0000 http://66.147.242.151/~kenclar1/?p=6#comment-10 <p>Ken,</p> <p>These are some great suggestions for times when these sort of things come up @computer, but what do you do the rest of the time? Surely you don't only learn about restaurants you want to eat at while in front of the computer and similarly you probably find out about books from discussions with people while away from your desk...do you carry around some kind of note-taking solution and then transcribe all these notes into your computer (or find the related web pages) so that they can be tagged?</p> <p>Regards,</p> <p>Oliver Starr, Executive Editor GTDtimes.com</p> Ken,

These are some great suggestions for times when these sort of things come up @computer, but what do you do the rest of the time? Surely you don’t only learn about restaurants you want to eat at while in front of the computer and similarly you probably find out about books from discussions with people while away from your desk…do you carry around some kind of note-taking solution and then transcribe all these notes into your computer (or find the related web pages) so that they can be tagged?

Regards,

Oliver Starr, Executive Editor GTDtimes.com

]]> By: Ken Clark http://kenclark.me/2009/01/11-ways-to-use-delicious-for-getting-things-done-gtd/comment-page-1/#comment-33 Ken Clark Thu, 08 Jan 2009 13:37:13 +0000 http://66.147.242.151/~kenclar1/?p=6#comment-33 <p>Christian--</p> <p>Cool idea. It really becomes a kind of customized @readreview list based on your context (to use the GTD term).</p> <p>Thanks for the tip!</p> <p>--Ken</p> Christian–

Cool idea. It really becomes a kind of customized @readreview list based on your context (to use the GTD term).

Thanks for the tip!

–Ken

]]> By: Christian http://kenclark.me/2009/01/11-ways-to-use-delicious-for-getting-things-done-gtd/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Christian Thu, 08 Jan 2009 02:22:18 +0000 http://66.147.242.151/~kenclar1/?p=6#comment-12 <p>If you are like me, you have a PC at work and one at home and sometime you would like to check again a website on the pc you're not using at the time. To help on this, I have setup my homepage to be http://delicious.com/myaccount/ToOffice on my work PC and http://delicious.com/myaccount/ToHome at home, I will then bookmark the site I want to check again and just add the tag ToOffice or ToHome to make it popup when I start the home or work browser...</p> If you are like me, you have a PC at work and one at home and sometime you would like to check again a website on the pc you’re not using at the time. To help on this, I have setup my homepage to be http://delicious.com/myaccount/ToOffice on my work PC and http://delicious.com/myaccount/ToHome at home, I will then bookmark the site I want to check again and just add the tag ToOffice or ToHome to make it popup when I start the home or work browser…

]]> By: Ken Clark http://kenclark.me/2009/01/11-ways-to-use-delicious-for-getting-things-done-gtd/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Ken Clark Tue, 06 Jan 2009 02:31:44 +0000 http://66.147.242.151/~kenclar1/?p=6#comment-13 <p>Hi Marina--</p> <p>I have played around with using an Amazon Wish List, but at the end of the day I liked having all of my lists in one place instead of being spread out across multiple sites, so I have continued to use Delicious. Also with the Firefox / IE Delicious add-in, I felt tagging an Amazon page wasn't too bad. That said, I think both systems work well, and it really comes down to what works best for you personally.</p> <p>I am familiar with Evernote, but have never had the excuse to try it out. Now I do! It just got added to my @software list ;) Thanks for the tip. I will check it out!</p> <p>--Ken</p> Hi Marina–

I have played around with using an Amazon Wish List, but at the end of the day I liked having all of my lists in one place instead of being spread out across multiple sites, so I have continued to use Delicious. Also with the Firefox / IE Delicious add-in, I felt tagging an Amazon page wasn’t too bad. That said, I think both systems work well, and it really comes down to what works best for you personally.

I am familiar with Evernote, but have never had the excuse to try it out. Now I do! It just got added to my @software list ;) Thanks for the tip. I will check it out!

–Ken

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