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Tiago Forte, whom you may have heard of, has a new project that seems to tick a few boxes raised in the forums. This is a web page that will 'resurface' (not in the sense of a new paint job...) random notes from the past for review and possible action. Since it is (apparently) possible to limit the choices to one notebook, it should be possible to create a sort of spaced repetition learning environment - although remember the notes are not picked by topic or date, but purely at random. The man himself says: I’m very proud to present version 3.0 of RandomNote Web, a free web app we created to help people serendipitously resurface and rediscover their Evernote notes, with the goal of improving their learning and creative output. I'm not a user*, just reporting the option. * I get enough random interruptions in the day that I don't need to set up any more... EDIT: Sorry: just tried that link - you might want to start here >> https://praxis.fortelabs.co/randomnote-web/
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Lets be real. Evernote sucks for creatives looking to organize inspiration. Thus the birth of services as Pixave, dragdis, inboardapp, CardDesk etc. I know, card view right. It doesn't really fully do the job. I just want to log in and see all the photos I have gathered throughout the years and get inspired. Is evernote not from me? Should I find another service, if so which one?
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I read the article "Creating a mood board with Evernote -- part of Evernote's Creative Series" by Julie Gornoll and thought it would be very useful for me to do. Especially since I have multiple projects and am using Evernote at work and home on multiple devices. I wanted to know if anyone could tell me how Julie arranged the images she did in the picture below (from Julie's article)? The comments below or the article never specified on how she overlapped the pictures and other items. Any help is greatly appreciated!
