This is the age of computers and the web. If you believe that people are moving away from using paper, you could just be wrong. Lifehacker has listed ten tools/devices/call-it-whatever-you-need that can be created from paper and a printer.
For a simple and arduous task of note taking in college, this creator has developed printable templates based on Cornell’s method that breaks down sentences into workable concepts and items. So, students can take print-outs of the template and start taking notes seamlessly and efficiently.
Another hack that tickled my right brain is the foldable mini pocket organizer. PocketMod is a freeware that creates slick-looking printouts you fold a few times into a mini-organizer. The end result is simply amazing considering all the fields (daily/weekly/monthly planners, a calendar, RSS feeds, notes, or anything) you can enter into it.
If you have anything up your sleeve, let us know.
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