Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Low-Cost”
I don’t often cover tools for parents and families, but I ran across a service that wowed me so much that I immediately called my sister to perhaps help my two young nephews. So I figure that even if you don’t have school-age kids, you probably know someone who does.… Get the scoop...
You may find yourself in need of an instant transcription tool for a whole host of reasons. Maybe you’d like to dictate your novel. Perhaps you need a transcription of your latest speech. Or maybe someone with whom you’re working speaks another language or is hard of hearing.… Get the scoop...
The project management world is a crowded space, but a few companies stand out. These tools are the most recommended by audience members in my sessions, and those guys are way smarter than I am.… Get the scoop...
Everyone loves the drag-and-drop, template-rich graphic tool called Canva. But it handles images, not video.
Yesterday I discovered a new video editor that has the same types of tools, and you’re gonna (mostly) love it.
You know all those cool recipe and news videos you see all over social media?… Get the scoop...
After a presentation this week, the group asked me to write a summary of the best apps from the session since we had covered so many so quickly. Here’s my take on the top ten apps from a short program by Your Nerdy Best Friend….… Get the scoop...
My dear readers,
I am thrilled that the newest book, “The Big Book of Apps” is now here! We haven’t officially launched on Amazon yet (waiting for the eBook), but you can order a signed copy at a special price by FRIDAY, AUGUST 25 (that’s TODAY ONLY).… Get the scoop...
If you’re one of those people who spends 30 minutes finding the perfect font for a flyer, you’ll love these tools! Changing the font in a document or online resource can change the personality, and it’s easy to find free fonts to download and use.… Get the scoop...
I give a lot of webinars on a lot of different platforms — and I cause all kinds of problems because of the interactive nature of my presentation. I would guess that 75-95% of webinar presenters will have a PowerPoint deck that can be easily uploaded into the platform, while the other 5-25% of us need other features to do what we do.… Get the scoop...
The laptop ban. Oh how that worries me.
I actually treasure the time I spend working on a plane. It’s uninterrupted blocks of time that let me finish up presentations, develop new content, catch up with emails (offline so that I don’t receive immediate replies and I can clear out my inbox) and just have clear thinking time without my regular distractions.… Get the scoop...
In 1996 my sister and I spent 6 months working our way around the country (the picture is from Ames, Iowa in May 1996 or thereabouts). Armed with a Rand McNally Road Atlas and a Let’s Go USA travel guide, we visited 26 states without strangling each other.… Get the scoop...
Technology and travel go hand in hand, but few of us take full advantage of the free tech tools that can help us plan and organize our travel.
HelloGbye
Textable Travel Agent Bot
Pana
Travel Agent Bot with Human Backup
Lola
Personal Travel Service for Hotels, Flights and More
In the new world order, we’re able to do more and more by texting back and forth with really smart computers.… Get the scoop...
We had a lively conversation about password management this week on the Facebook page. Check out what your peers recommend.
First, I love what Carol Hamilton had to say about passwords in general:
A professional hacker (on the good side) said longer passwords are better, even if they are not as complex as short ones.… Get the scoop...
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