I was out for my regular walk with my friend Brittney when we started discussing Pinterest. She explained that she uses it more to keep track of web bookmarks. I rejoiced at the geniusness of this plan… here is a video tutorial of how to use Pinterest as your bookmarking utility!
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Sarah Kimmel is a family tech expert, host of the Oh My Tech podcast, and author of the upcoming Screens Without Screams. With 25+ years in IT, she helps families feel confident managing the technology in their homes. Find her @FamilyTech everywhere.
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Family tech expert, digital parenting coach and host of the Oh My Tech podcast, with 25+ years in IT. I help families go from tech chaos to tech confidence.
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[…] works in IT and now has a great career of helping moms learn about tech as well as her consulting. Sarah is starting a vlog series and this week she comes up with a use for Pintrest that I hadn’t […]
I love using Pinterest for bookmarking. I used to print out recipes and craft ideas and have papers floating around everywhere! Now I just have to click on my Pinterest boards and they are all right there. Nice!
I love Pinterest!
I have a variety of boards on it, predominantly food related, but I also have many other pin boards such as Photography Tips, Activities for Children, Tips and Tricks to make life easier, photos of my hometown of New York City, DIY projects, etc.
My boards can be found here: http://pinterest.com/gowest/
Thanks Sarah, I get that you can use Pinterest for visual bookmarking, and picking which board to place something on saves you the time required to tag your bookmarks. I’ve only been using Evernote for about 2 months now because Delicious went through changes that made it unusable … and I hate having to go back to tag each item.