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Mark Hurst's slides from his presentation at the Information Overload Research Group's inaugural event.

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No incremental solutions.

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Let the bits go.

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In an infinite world…

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In an infinite world…

• Emptiness is valuable.

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In an infinite world…

• Emptiness is valuable.

• Things fill up by default.

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In an infinite world…

• Emptiness is valuable.

• Things fill up by default.

• Survive with 3 D’s: Delete, Defer, and avoiD.

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Better use of time.

Computer literacy isn’t enough.

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e-mailtodo listsmedia dietphotoscreating bits

naming filesstoring filesother essentials

Users need many skills:

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Achieving emptinessZero inbox, once a day

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four types of e-mail

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four types of e-mail

1. spam

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four types of e-mail

1. spam2. personal

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four types of e-mail

1. spam2. personal3. fyi’s (cc’s,

newsletters)

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four types of e-mail

1. spam2. personal3. fyi’s (cc’s,

newsletters)4. todos

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three things you can do to

an e-mail

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three things you can do to

an e-mail

delete

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three things you can do to

an e-mail

deletefile

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three things you can do to

an e-mail

deletefiledefer

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delete, file, or defer?

1. spam

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delete, file, or defer?

1. spam: delete

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delete, file, or defer?

1. spam: delete2. personal

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delete, file, or defer?

1. spam: delete2. personal: delete (or

file)

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delete, file, or defer?

1. spam: delete2. personal: delete (or

file)3. fyi’s

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delete, file, or defer?

1. spam: delete2. personal: delete (or

file)3. fyi’s: delete (or file)

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delete, file, or defer?

1. spam: delete2. personal: delete (or

file)3. fyi’s: delete (or file) 4a. small todos

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delete, file, or defer?

1. spam: delete2. personal: delete (or file)3. fyi’s: delete (or file) 4a. small todos: complete &

delete

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delete, file, or defer?

1. spam: delete2. personal: delete (or

file)3. fyi’s: delete (or file)4a. small todos: complete &

delete4b. big todos

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delete, file, or defer?

1. spam: delete2. personal: delete (or

file)3. fyi’s: delete (or file)4a. small todos: complete &

delete4b. big todos: defer!

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a lack of todo management

The cause of email overload…

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The key to a bit-literate todo list

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Apps that defer todos

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Bit literacy in managing photosTake lots of pictures, then delete most of them

John Kratz

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Bit literacy in the media diet:Avoid all sources you don’t need

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Bit literacy in files: empathy

choosing file formatsnaming filesstoring files

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bit-literate file naming (1)

what do applicants name

their resumes?

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bit-literate file naming (1)

what do applicants name

their resumes?

a more empathetic name:

john-smith-resume.pdf

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bit-literate file naming (2)

mh-0523-bitlitseminar.ppt

cg-0522-proposal.docbn-0518-amex.pdf (in

“receipts”)

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e-mailtodo listsmedia dietphotoscreating bits

naming filesstoring filesother essentials

Users need skills–and better tools

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He’ll need a solution, too

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Let’s get started.mark@goodexperience.

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