Key phrases are all about being informative!
Tuesday, April 27th, 2010
* This mind map was produced using Context Organizer for MindManager
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* This mind map was produced using Context Organizer for MindManager
* This mind map was produced using Comapping online collaborative mapping software with Context Organizer automatic summarization.
* This mind map was produced using Comapping online collaborative mapping software with Context Organizer automatic summarization.
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As we all know, the home page is "the most valuable real estate in the world" according to the usability guru Jakob Nielsen.
The homepage is your company’s face to the world. Improving your homepage multiplies the entire website’s business value, so following key guidelines for homepage usability is well worth the investment.
So I took another look at the Context Discovery home page. Certainly you can find there a lot of valuable information and links but reading requires to pay attention. And attention nowadays is at premium.
So I decided to use Comapping, a mind mapping tool, that uses also Context Organizer - the summarization tool that we highly recommend - and present the information visually.
So here is the mind map telling what Context Organizer does together with the links to the demos showing the tremendous value of summarization in the age of information wealth.
Any comments are greatly appreciated.
* This mind map was produced using Comapping online collaborative mapping software with Context Organizer automatic summarization.
See Context Organizer summarization power and get the essential facts at a glance. Instantly.
Download and try out Context Organizer for free today.
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We live online where immediacy, brevity and speed are of great value when we interact with the World. For example, what do we most love about Twitter?
The answer is that we can summarize web pages and documents. And when the keywords and the key sentences pop up we instantly see the focus of the page. Very much like in the Twitter message.
See Brian Friedlander’s demo on how Context Organizer summarizes Google searches:
Try Context Organizer summarization power and treat any Web page like a Twitter summary.
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Hypershiter, visual mapper and a blogger Wallace Tait writes about adding context to mind mapping. The point in case is the recent integration of Context Organizer with Comapping. Wallace writes:
The point of extracting context from Web Pages and documents is quite simple; we are overloaded with data, information and knowledge and we need to get to the point of the barrage of data that attacks us daily.
For the academic, the use of Comapping with Contextual Organizer will be invaluable, as the cloud gives you the ideal medium for creating, managing and sharing information and knowledge with your colleagues and students within a protected cloud space.
For the business user Comapping can become a very convenient information carrier and knowledge mapping tool; becoming a standard process and system tool for creating all relevant information associated with your business management system.
The addition of Contextual Organizer now gives you the ability to research Web Pages. With the insertion of a URL you’ll be offered an “Analyze” button and voila, the Contextual engine which uses the Amazon server extracts the contextual relevance for your research purposes.
* This mind map was produced using Comapping online collaborative mapping software with Context Organizer Analyze auto-mapping add-on.
Download and try out Context Organizer for free today
New Work and New Work Skills by Tony Karrer
A recently released Workplace Productivity Survey, reported by MSNBC, had the following findings: 62 percent of professionals report that they spend a lot of time sifting through irrelevant information to find what they need;68 percent wish they could spend less time organizing information and more time using the information that comes their way.
* 1-Sentence Summary is done using Context Organizer.
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Go on High-Information Diet by Dustin Wax
The phrase “information overload” gets more than 1.5 million hits on Google. Listen: in order to be information, an input must make you better informed. We are a nation of people who constantly react to the various inputs in our lives in the absence of information.
The fact that Google brings a huge list of links to follow can be an advantage but only if you have some tools that will help to rapidly summarize the essential content. The key in dealing with volumes of data is to be able to select smartly what in fact is concrete and useful versus fluff.
One of the technologies that may help is automatic text summarization. It speed-up reading by condensing web pages, emails and documents into keywords and summaries presented in context. By pointing to the most important content, it allows the reader to make quick determinations if they want to read the full text.
* 1-Sentence Summary is done using Context Organizer.
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Information Overload Is a Filter Problem by Stephen E. Arnold
"The final issue I have is that I don’t have an answer to this question: “When I don’t know what I need to answer my question, what do I filter in and out?”
Using “R&D” Projects to Stop Information Overload by Andre Kibbe
Anyone afflicted with information overload is preoccupied with information’s value rather than its relevance.
But when you’re engaged in a research project, begin with the end in mind and ask yourself from moment to moment, “What problem am I trying to solve?”, and confine yourself to looking up information that solves your immediate problem.
I may add that equally important is to evaluate your progress along the way. If you can review your goals systematically you’re that much better off. It boils down to keeping your objectives sharply focused in your mind and constantly prioritizing your information needs.
* 1-Sentence Summary is done using Context Organizer.
Download Context Organizer today.