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In this blog, I explain how I'm building educational content. I'm trying to be as transparent as possible so that it might motivate others to create such content too.
In short: Not possible to access all wifi, folio keyboard makes screen dirty, mac app hasn't templates, no cover art when off.
In short: it's like a spring cleaning that helps you decide what to keep and what to throw, it lets you update broken things and elements where you change ideas, it's a good gratitude exercice and it helps you re-learn lessons you forgot and realize what you had.
In short: I sync via the finder window of the iPod my music and podcasts every few days. For it to work I first have to download the Podcasts and music to my mac with the official Mac apps.
In short: Get a Remarkable if you want focus and limitation. Get a Kindle for easy access to books. Get an iPad if you want a computer that does it all. Get another eink tablet if you want more flexibility that the Remarkable.
In short: Let the wifi active and use the the airplane mode and toggle to quickly activate the wifi by swiping down from the top right of the screen.
In short: to have everything in one place that makes it possible to work offline, without tempting me to use AI for tiny things.
In short: use the social media cards that have titles and description to put data that you can hide for the user but make Ghost use a custom field.
In short: I could create an epub export tool, a carbon caculator for each page, a knowledge base like layout that fits with my hundreds of Q&A and many more other tiny custom things.
In short: the transition is strangely easy because I've been at it for years. It's a great example for my kid, still I miss a navigation app.
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I'm Daniele Catalanotto, I worked with clients from all over the world to help them improve their customer experience using simple Service Design principles. I've been blessed to be able to learn a lot. Today I share these learnings in books, answers to questions and tools back with the community.
