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AMT Lab @ CMU: An interview with Dan Martin, Dean of the College of Fine Arts at Carnegie Mellon University and annual visiting faculty member at the University of Bologna (Italy.)
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Jess Bergson
said...
This was a neat article to read. Recently, Dean Martin spoke about Marketing in Olivier's Nose. From that lecture, I got the impression that our Dean is an extremely organized and goal-driven individual. It doesn't surprise me that he keeps his calendar very updated on his phone. I found his use of the "Uber" application sort of hysterical. In all seriousness, though, using an app like "Uber" can save someone a lot of time that they would have spent trying to hail a cab in New York. The Todoist application is also a great tool. After reading this article, I immediately downloading Todoist. It is a very similar application to List Weaver, but it is more useful for the individual. Todoist is very clear and easy to use. I particularly love how you are able to rank priorities on Todoist.
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This was a neat article to read. Recently, Dean Martin spoke about Marketing in Olivier's Nose. From that lecture, I got the impression that our Dean is an extremely organized and goal-driven individual. It doesn't surprise me that he keeps his calendar very updated on his phone. I found his use of the "Uber" application sort of hysterical. In all seriousness, though, using an app like "Uber" can save someone a lot of time that they would have spent trying to hail a cab in New York. The Todoist application is also a great tool. After reading this article, I immediately downloading Todoist. It is a very similar application to List Weaver, but it is more useful for the individual. Todoist is very clear and easy to use. I particularly love how you are able to rank priorities on Todoist.
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