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One of the things I need Evernote for is keeping track of the books I am reviewing. While I use the "reminders" feature to help me plan out my review schedule, I really need a "due date" option. A reminder should remind me that something is coming due soon. The due date (obviously optional) would set a deadline for that item/task. Most importantly (for me) would then be the ability to see my notebook sorted by due date. Right now that's not an option and the only way to work around it is to use the reminders check list and as it to sort by reminder date. For my purposes, it's clunky. Which is so very unlike all the other slick things Evernote can do.
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Would like to see the ability to sort by "Date Due." Both on Web & IOS If there is a way I'm teachable and if this is already a thread somewhere I'm ok with being moved . . . . thanks! -
I see that the "Due Date" field is coming "soon". Which makes me hope that this new date field also can be used as a general way to reflect the date of note content. Including notes with "old" content. I use Evernote primarily as an archive for all my old scanned documents. I'm also a hobby genealogist and use Evernote to store census images, parish records and other life event documents which usually have a clear date or timestamp connected to them. Evernote has been awesome for these purposes, and I've just passed 5000 mostly "historical" notes. But the more I put in the more I miss a good way to add the date of the content. I tried to change the created date, but quickly realized the flaw in that strategy. I've since prepended the note titles with a yyyymmdd format for sort purposes. But this feels more and more like an ugly hack. So I see due date is coming and I'm thinking that it is really the same as I am asking for: a way to reflect the content of the note. Whether it's the date of old letters, receipts, tickets, genealogy stuff or future events and tasks. Is this a correct interpretation of this new date field? And if so, wouldn't it be a good idea to call the new date field "Subject Date" instead of "Due Date"? To better reflect the general purpose of both future and past dates. I don't use Evernote for tasks, I use Remember the Milk for that. But I recognize those who do, and see the need for a way to reflect due dates. So since it is semantically the same as my use of "origin date"/"source date", I would think it's a good thing to combine it into one date field that feels natural for both parties. Just a thought. Sab Norway
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teaching Using Octonius for iOS to improve the way we teach
cosmin ciobanu posted a topic in Education
Hi, I'm the CEO of Octonius (www.octoni.us) and we just launched our first version of Octonius, a personal companion for iPhone. We set out to help people be more productive and connected with the people in their lives. The vision is to create a very smart system that helps us all day long, from the moment we wake up and smell the coffee. Octonius aims to become your comprehensive daily productivity companion and currently is build around three main features: • Documents: deep Evernote integration (with due dates for notes)• Contacts: Live social address book with Facebook and local contact sync (LinkedIn coming soon)• And an integrated task manager with smart due date function and shared tasks focusing on simplicity We believe we can help the way Evernote is used in schools with our Due Date feature, and with our future improvements.If someone likes to to try it, for everyone involved in teaching or learning, go ahead and take it for a spin: AppStore link Octonius is free to use for teachers, professors and for students as well.Just send us an email after you created your account at support@octoni.us PS! We are also in the Evernote Developer Competition: LINK TO DEVCUP
