Getting Digitally Organized

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GETTING DIGITALLY ORGANIZED 2-Part Series for Tampa Bay Library Consortium Presenter: Diana Silveira

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GETTING DIGITALLY ORGANIZED

2-Part Series for Tampa Bay Library ConsortiumPresenter: Diana Silveira

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Agenda

Delete What You Don’t

Need

Organize Your Files

Organize Incoming

Knowledge

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Which Operating System are you running?

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How do you rate

your digitalorganizatio

n?

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Organize

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DELETE WHAT YOU DON’T NEED

http://goo.gl/nr6WDh

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Deleting = Good Try to keep 25% of your hard drive free

(on a 500GB hard drive, that’s 125GB free)

Less space = your computer works harder

Become more productive

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Recycle Bin

• Everything “deleted” goes to the Recycle Bin (i.e. still taking up space)

• Shift + Delete to bypass Recycle Bin

• Clean out regularly

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Duplicate Cleaner

Tip: To Preview Image Click on Image Name

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DupeGuru

http://www.hardcoded.net/dupeguru/

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CCleaner

https://www.piriform.com/CCLEANER

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Review/Delete

Installed Programs

• Control Panel > Programs > Uninstall Programs

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Do you really need it?

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Organize Your Files

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Create Folders Right Click on Desktop (or within folder)

New > Folder

Name Meaningfully

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Everything Has a Place Create as many folders as needed

Folders Need Meaningful Names

Turn on preview (View > Extra Large Icons) to see

Drag items to folders in sidebar

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Moving Files

PC:

• Hold Ctrl/Shift to select multiple files

• Control + X = Cut

• Control + V = Paste

• Control + A = Select All

• Right-click and drag to make sure you are moving

Mac

• Hold Command to select Multiple Files

• Click and drag to new folder

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Rename Files

• Image003 v. 2011JulyGabrielPoolParty100

• F2 or Right Click > Rename

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Rename multiple Files

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Shift or Ctrl to select multiple files

Rename all at once!

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Change Default Save Destination• Save to Desktop

• Not My Documents or Downloads (where things will just gather)

• In Chrome > Settings > “Show advanced settings”

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Never Let it Happen Again

• When downloading, rename pictures and documents. Give a meaningful name:

– Date

– Event

– Person

– Tag if possible

• Check EXIT data if unsure (Right click > properties)

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What is your

organizational

system? tips?

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The Key: Clear Your Desktop Regularly

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Organize incoming knowledge to maximize the time you have and to avoid becoming overwhelmed

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Consider an Information Diet

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Twitter, Email, RSS, Facebook, Google+, Pinterest, LinkedIn

BE AWARE OF NETFLIX QUEUE SYNDROME WITH

YOUR NEWS

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Consider Dumping

Redundant News Sources

Those you are “saving” for later

Topics no longer of interest

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Social Media Follow in ONE

place Why are you

following them? If you skim or

skip them 70% of the time – delete, hide or unfollow

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Cleaning Up

Facebook Delete your “likes”

“Hide” annoying family

“Unfriend” a few people

Create lists of close friends and family

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Clean Up Facebook

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Look through Likes &

Following

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Unroll.me

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Boomerang

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Challenge• Try out one of the tips mentioned in this

presentation

• E-mail me ([email protected]) which tool and your experience

Ex: “Downloaded Duplicate Cleaner and it found over 2,000 duplicate files. Deleted them and freed up over 500 MB of space!”

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GETTING DIGITALLY ORGANIZED: PART 2

2-Part Series for Tampa Bay Library ConsortiumPresenter: Diana Silveira

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QUESTIONS & FOLLOW-UP FOR

WEEK 1

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Email Management

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Additional tips • Schedule times to read email

• Delete without opening

• Action: Reply, Do, Delete

• Pick up the phone

• Turn off Push Notifications on Phone

• Minimize the CC/BCC

• Canned Responses!

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CLOUD COMPUTING

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What is Cloud Computing?

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Cloud Storage

What cloud services do you use?

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Remote File

Storage

Dropbox keeps 30 days – back-

up so I can restore

accidently deleted files.

Phew!

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Syncing Different Devices

o Desktop Version of Dropbox and keep all documents/folders stored there.

o Download the App

o Web-based access

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Auto-Sync Mobile Phone Pictures and Desktop Uploads

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Sync Your Ebooks

www.gutenberg.org/

o Open Dropbox on device and read away

o Automate – and send to your Kindle wappwolf.com

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ALTERNATIVES TO DROPBOX/

PRODUCTIVITY TOOLS

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Google Drive

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GetPocket

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Evernote

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Other Cloud

Services

o Amazon Cloud Player

o Microsoft OneDrive

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IFTTT

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IFTTT

www.ifttt.com

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RSS READERS

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FEEDLY

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FLIPBOARD

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Organize your technology to ensure data security, back-ups, and other important processes are running at full efficiency.

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Analyze Your Settings

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Browser ExtensionsEssentialsGoog.gl (Chrome)/To.ly (Firefox)LastPassPinterestGetPocket/EvernoteLinky

Firefox – Privacy EssentialsLightbeamTerms of Service

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Uninstall Programs

• Located in: • Windows: Control Panel• Mac: Go > Applications

> Click & Drag to Trash

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Turn off items on start

• Windows: Found in Task Manager• Mac: System Preferences > Users & Groups > Login Items

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What tools do you use?What are your organizational Tips?

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Staying Safe

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Spyware/Antivirus

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Spybot (Spyware removal)

http://www.safer-networking.org/

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Security Tipso Complex & Different Passwords

o Phishing

o Hacked/Spoofing

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Beware of “Add-ons”

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Passwords

• Change Everything Regularly!

• One word is not enough – words, symbols, numbers, capitalization

• Longer the better

• 2-Step Authentication when possible Great infographic:http://goo.gl/zadn2M

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Look into Password Managers

• Features:

– Multi-browser

– Multi-device

– Password Generators

LastPass, Norton, Browsers

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Security Questions

LIE!!!!!!!!!

Mother’s Maiden Name?

First Pet?

First Concert?

Favorite Book?

Grandmother’s Maiden Name?

First Car?

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Backing Up and Syncing

Data

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Backups

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DISCUSSION & QUESTIONS

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[email protected]/dee987

Diana Silveira

www.learnsurge.com

www.novarelibrary.com