The End of My Evernote Journey

I started using Evernote in early 2008. My early use was limited because I had a good workflow and Evernote wasn’t at the top of my list. This started to change in 2013-14 when Evernote became the darling of the productivity community. This was when bloggers and online creators started touting the power and efficiency … Continue reading The End of My Evernote Journey →

The Importance of a Single Source of Truth in Note-taking

The lesson I have learned over this journey is to let your knowledge tree grow. In order for a tree to begin producing fruit, it needs to put down roots and over time the tree grows strong and vibrant.

DOJ Opens Sweeping Anti-Trust Probe Into Big Tech Firms

This could be the start of something big. We have witnessed a lot of abuse at the hands of Big Tech, specifically Google, Facebook, and Twitter. These three companies have engaged in an all-out assault on free speech in America for the last three years. Moreover, companies like Google and Facebook have become notorious for … Continue reading DOJ Opens Sweeping Anti-Trust Probe Into Big Tech Firms →

Logos Bible Software & the Kindle Fire

I am learning to use my new Kindle Fire. My favorite Android app so far is Logos Bible Software. This, after all, is the reason I purchased the Fire. I’ve had mobile access of my Logos library for a year or more via my iPad, but as much as I love the iPad, it’s not … Continue reading Logos Bible Software & the Kindle Fire →

Free Clipart, Photo Websites & Copyright Issues

Photo courtesy of morgueFile.com Teachers and writers are always on the hunt for appropriate images to enhance their instruction or articles. Clearly, the Internet has simplified this process tremendously, but at the same time the legal issues surrounding copyright and fair use have become more complicated. Yvon Prehn over at Effective Church Communications provides a … Continue reading Free Clipart, Photo Websites & Copyright Issues →