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Basecamp Project Templates are handy when you need to create the same kind of project over and over. Setting up a template in advance helps you avoid repetitive work and saves time. There's only one problem: sometimes you don't realize that a project is worth repeating until it's already in progress! Until now, the only way to make a template was to start it from scratch. That meant that you had to do tedious manual work recreating an existing project. But no longer — bid adieu to that tedious work. First, head on over to the Project Templates section. You'll see a new page with a list of all your projects. If the project had any to-dos assigned, you'll be able to include or exclude those assignments in the new template: Now Basecamp will copy your project's contents into the new template: all the discussions, to-dos, files, text docs, events, emails, and people. Once the copy process is finished, take a look at your new template:
The 2012 Evernote Devcup Finalists At this time last year, we announced six awesome apps that were selected as finalists in our first-ever developer competition. Today, we’re excited to announce this year’s Devcup finalists, six great apps that are guaranteed to help you get more out of Evernote. The goal of Devcup is to find apps that our users will fall in love with, that push us to think about new ways of using Evernote, and that are beautifully designed and easy to use. Three weeks ago, the Devcup submission process was closed, and our team of judges began the challenging task of reviewing hundreds of apps with the goal of selecting five stellar finalists. EV - Brazil - watch the video Chances are you use Evernote on your smartphone, staying connected to your memories no matter where you are. EverClip - Hong Kong – watch the video Web clips are one of the most popular type of notes in Evernote. KustomNote - USA - watch the video Evernote’s unstructured nature is one of the things that makes it so powerful. Spotwish Go!
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Project & Task Management - the natural approach Visual Scope Output Maps describe the scope of the project - what should be delivered and how it should fit together. It provides a shared objective that gets teams working better together. Contact maps help you capture the stakeholders for a project. Templates Getting started with DASH is easy. Download Output Map templates to setup your project or create your own. Agile Project Management DASH helps drive your tasks towards the project goals using an agile rhythm. Tasks and Tracking In DASH tasks are managed through adding tasks to a focus list that you commit to complete within a focus period. Story Based Content DASH is a project tool that helps you think and learn, by structuring outputs as a map, it helps you understand the connections between concepts for structuring content and communicating with stakeholders
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