This document provides tips and recommendations for productivity tools that can be used by librarians and academic researchers. It discusses various note-taking, task management, file storage, communication, and reading tools available from Google, Microsoft, and other providers. Specific apps and services mentioned include Evernote, Google Keep, Springpad, Wunderlist, Google Tasks, Google Drive, TweetDeck, Feedly, OneNote, and Workflowy.
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Collaboratively write papers in real time
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Save documents, spreadsheets, pictures, PDFs,
videos, power point presentations, and more that
you can access from anywhere with an internet
connection
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Bonus: Search for tweets by location to keep
track of what people are tweeting about your
library, university, and community
geocode:x,y,km
http://geocoder.us/
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Keep up-to-date with your fields of interest
and the profession
Recommended blog: A Year to Improved Productivity
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