E-Mail Time Capsule...or a reminder service?
Wired News: Back to the Future E-Mail
Just saw this today via Wired.
Link for FutureMe
Emails that arrive at a future date that you specify.
Beyond the obvious digital time capsule application, this could be cool in the shorter term as well.
New Year's Resolutions... see how you're doing with a reminder email in June? (or Mid-January if you don't stick with things very long!)
Make a list of your Library 2.0 goals. (I'll wait.)
Break it down into goals for Q1, Q2, Q3 & Q4 and have FutureMe email you quarterly to keep yourself motivated and on-track!
Ideas you have now, but lack the expertise or resources for could have new solutions in 6 months.
How about managing team projects... you can use this to keep the entire team on-track with the timeline for ... an ILS migration project, large training projects, anything with phases or roll-out dates.
Have a super idea for next year's Banned Books Week Display?
Use FutureMe to email it to you in August (to allow planning & execution time.)
Just saw this today via Wired.
Link for FutureMe
Emails that arrive at a future date that you specify.
Beyond the obvious digital time capsule application, this could be cool in the shorter term as well.
New Year's Resolutions... see how you're doing with a reminder email in June? (or Mid-January if you don't stick with things very long!)
Make a list of your Library 2.0 goals. (I'll wait.)
Break it down into goals for Q1, Q2, Q3 & Q4 and have FutureMe email you quarterly to keep yourself motivated and on-track!
Ideas you have now, but lack the expertise or resources for could have new solutions in 6 months.
How about managing team projects... you can use this to keep the entire team on-track with the timeline for ... an ILS migration project, large training projects, anything with phases or roll-out dates.
Have a super idea for next year's Banned Books Week Display?
Use FutureMe to email it to you in August (to allow planning & execution time.)
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