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IOMTConcept 一
Memory
Sensory Memory
Long-term Memory
Short-term Memory?

IOMTConcept 一
Events
Time
Name
which we will forget
?
Objects
Short-term Memory
Schedule

IOMTConcept 一
Interviews
who are common and typical
...

IOMTConcept 一
Where is my keys?
I left my documents at home!
Problems
which I care about
!
I left my T-shirt in the hotel!
I forgot the schedule!
Don’t Forget Me
have to check
events

IOMTConcept 一
Problems
which I care about
!
I left my phone on the bed!
I left my bus ticket at home!
I forgot watering plants!
I forgot what I have done or not!
little things
usual things but not important

IOMTConcept 一
What we can do right now?
Management
Don’t Forget
List
Assistance

IOMTConcept 一
Ask some people or some service
to help you remind you or to do that!
person
software
service
Assistance

Management
IOMTConcept 一
TIME
OBJECT
Getting Things Down
First Things First

IOMTConcept 一
Don’t Forget
List
Shopping List
Travel List
To do List

IOMTConcept 一
·Check what you have done
·Put the objects in plain sight
·Put the objects in particular place
·Write the notes on the broad behind door
·Tie the key with the handbag
·Post-it notes
·Puncture on your hand

IOMTConcept 一
Keys Cabinet
Notebooks
organize, search and sort
through your tasks
On hand
Mobile Phone

IOMTConcept 一
BusinessmanThe elderly
Next step
GTD method and its application
psychology
user-friendly

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1. Chen Lei IOMT 陈雷 Concept Revision 3

2. IOMTConcept 一 Fight against Forgettery

3. IOMTConcept 一 Memory Sensory Memory Long-term Memory Short-term Memory?

4. IOMTConcept 一 Events Time Name which we will forget ? Objects Short-term Memory Schedule

5. IOMTConcept 一 Interviews who are common and typical ...

6. IOMTConcept 一 Where is my keys? I left my documents at home! Problems which I care about ! I left my T-shirt in the hotel! I forgot the schedule! Don’t Forget Me have to check events

7. IOMTConcept 一 Problems which I care about ! I left my phone on the bed! I left my bus ticket at home! I forgot watering plants! I forgot what I have done or not! little things usual things but not important

8. IOMTConcept 一 What we can do right now? Management Don’t Forget List Assistance

9. IOMTConcept 一 Ask some people or some service to help you remind you or to do that! person software service Assistance

10. Management IOMTConcept 一 TIME OBJECT Getting Things Down First Things First

11. IOMTConcept 一 Don’t Forget List Shopping List Travel List To do List

12. IOMTConcept 一 ·Check what you have done ·Put the objects in plain sight ·Put the objects in particular place ·Write the notes on the broad behind door ·Tie the key with the handbag ·Post-it notes ·Puncture on your hand

13. IOMTConcept 一 Keys Cabinet Notebooks organize, search and sort through your tasks On hand Mobile Phone

14. IOMTConcept 一 Other ideas

15. IOMTConcept 一 BusinessmanThe elderly Next step GTD method and its application psychology user-friendly

16. Thank you

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