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Great question As far as I know there might not be a way to just instantly find all your team pearls.What I do is I use gmail and make different folders for different things. For instance there is a folder called "pearltrees" that is for any general comment. a folder "prealtrees team members", a folder pearltrees teams I've joined. a folder "pearltrees emails" for people I have the email of, which I don't think I need since they are in my contacts list anyway. I just put the emails I recieve in different folders. Happy Pearling l8trs. by Jun 3
The best way to organize is how you will use it, whatever makes sense to you:) However, what I do is make a new pearltree for each heading and subheading. You may have little interest in the websites I have pearled, but look at my pearltree with a new lense and see how I organize my information. Then look at others and do the same. Find what will be most user friendly to you. Here is my pearltree url: http://www.pearltrees.com/#/N-reveal=2&N-u=1_134437&N-p=10140223&N-s=1_1448059&N-f=1_1448059&N-fa=1448059 by Jun 3
:) yes other peps pearls are interesting sometimes I find so many I just pearl their root and put it in my tree "other peoples pearls of interest". Usually I'm so busy with finding new pearls on the net I don't have much time to look throught other peoples pearls. About 90% of my pearls are organized. Guess it's a matter of to many interest here:) anyway happy pearling. l8trs by May 28
I think there is much more than I know:) It started for me just as a place to organize my oline resources, then I realized I could search through others and steal theirs..that is my favorite. I'm still exploring myself, but I recently found that pearltrees has a blog: http://blog.pearltrees.com/ There are many topics and questions asked and answered there. And here is a recent articles: http://thezargon.org/2011/02/pearltrees-growing-introduce-new-features/ Hope that gets you more! by May 26
thanks for the heads up, it is mind blowing though by May 25
mburright; You've neen a part of this sence last fall? You should know a thing or two! Do you know when it started? And, besides the You Tube videos, is there anyway to get instuction info.. Or, is it like I suspect, not much more complicated then people of like interests sharing web site information? (There are a few ligistcal things I still would like to know though) by May 25
I agree! I just joined this past fall..but I don't know what I'd do if I had to keep a laundry list of bookmarks of all the sites I've saved if I didn't have pearltrees:) by May 25
Visual Thinking
Spatial & Sequential Thinking Spatial and sequential thinking are two different mental organisations that affect the way people view the world. Sequential thinking is step by step linear thinking over time, while spatial thinking is an holistic system where all knowledge is interconnected in space.