Official Blog

Collaborative research with Memonic Groups

Everything is teamwork today. It starts in school, extends to university and is a commonplace at any workplace, too. You work in groups of three to ten people on a particular subject. Be it your next term paper or the analyst's report of a public company.

You start with a search on your topic. Let's consider this solved, thanks to Bing, Yahoo and Google (BYG). The editing of your paper or report is also swiftly done, once all the research snippets are in a word document. But then your colleague just left for two weeks of holidays, and so did her saved research on her shutdown notebook. Too bad: You simple need to redo all the research. 

That's why we recently launched a nifty group functionality. Basically it's all of Memonic plus the ability to jointly open a group to share, discuss, comment, edit, and more any of your clipped items. Johnny Memonic, our greatest fan, just opened a group. Just befriend Johnny and he'll be inviting you to join his group! 

Once you are logged into your account you see beneath your Sets the Group section. Click on the "+" sign to open a new group. In the following dialogue you add a little information about the group. And the dashboard automatically reflects the latest add-ons to your group. 

Oh, and of course the major part we kept for dessert: Any member of the group may post to this group from wherever and whenever she wants. All the other team members see that changes and can engage in a discussion around the topics you collected next to posting their own items to the shared group. No longer any complicated workarounds!

We would welcome your feedback!

 Permalink

Johnny Memonic was in Las Vegas: His preferred CES 2010 Gadgets

Last week Johnny Memonic hopped on a plane and touched down in Las Vegas visiting the CES - Consumer Electronics Show. It's simply overwhelming, so much to see so much to do. Here his take on the best gadgets for 2010. Enjoy!

 Permalink

Johnny Memonic travels far: Australia's Great Ocean Road

Today Johnny Memonic shares with us a part of his adventurous life, that is his collection of his recent trip to Australia. He did a little roadtrip along the Great Ocean Road. Here his pointers for places to see and places to stay on this marvelous road.

 Permalink
1-3/3

Categories

LiveSearch

Archive

Team blogs

Twitter

Twitter Updates

Feeds

Pressclippings

Memonic Set by press

RSS Feed

memonic Photos

More memonic photos