Here’s a peanut butter and jelly sandwich idea for you: why not combine your use of Evernote.com with offering 90 minute classes of your own? Pick a topic, write up notes in Evernote until you think you have enough material, then create the class around that material. Would that work?

Hey, maybe my next online video will be about “How To Create 90-Minute Classes Using Evernote!” Thanks for the idea!

Warmly,
Karyn

Someone else online had mentioned evernote.com and I went and signed up a few days ago. It sounded like something very valuable to help me organize better and save time. I am not a techie and don’t always “get” sites like that until I am shown. That was the case with this.

You mentioned trying out 90 minute classes this year. This would be a great one for me. It could be included as part of a topic such as organizing, or a stand-alone class done as a webinar so we could actually see the screen and follow what you are doing. Then, if you recorded it, you could re-sell it as a home study module afterward.
You could use keeping track of all your publicity and media-related things as an example.

Am reminded of the PhD learning plan we were required to prepare when I attended a university in Europe many years ago. Unlike in many traditional universities, PhD students in that university don’t have rigid curriculum to follow. Together with their advisers, they make their own learning plans.

Anyway, my learning plan for the first half of 2010 is quite simple. I will focus on learning web copywriting and am so blessed to have the right mentor to guide me.

Jose