Here’s a short list of 5 ways in which my work — or methods of productivity — has/have changed over the past year:
- I am using Google Docs more and more frequently — it is becoming my “app of choice” for generating documents for work (especially when those docs require collaboration with others).
- I seek input from my Personal Learning Network through my blog and online communities when initiating most projects.
- I think first of “how can I solve this problem with an online solution” before using traditional methods. Example: Developing a Moodle-based training “binder” instead of just creating physical binders for people being trained.
- I use email less often and only when necessary. I now prefer more immediate communication methods such as IM, Twitter, or traditional face-to-face or phone calls.
- I have become a less-patient user of traditional “tools” such as paper walk-through forms, paper memos, newsletters, or meetings without agendas or skilled facilitators, etc.
How has your work changed in the past year?
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[...] Great post by Stephanie at Change Agency where she describes five ways that her work has changed due to the Internet and Web 2.0. I especially like Point Five: [...]