7 posts
Since 2018 an iPad in my office door window has shown my real-time status — where I am, what I'm doing and what's next; inspired by the old "welcome-busy-come in" signs, it keeps me accessible.
This post shows how to automate tracking and analysis of your work time using your Google Calendar and a Python script, saving you time and frustration while giving real-time stats and visualizations.
Juggling many projects and tasks requires structure, something I've worked hard to develop. In this post I share my top five apps that help me stay organized and reduce stress so I can focus on enjoying work.
Syncing Outlook and Google calendars simplifies life, especially when a school's calendar must be exported; this post shows how to create three Microsoft Flow flows to copy, update, and delete events.
As 2018/2019 ends I reflect on my work as IT educator at Årstaskolan: building an online training platform, a makerspace and launching the Hearly audiobook app — a year of growth.
Digitizing school room and resource bookings can be simple and cheap: combine WordPress, Google Calendar and a Raspberry Pi for web booking and a room-status display.
Want to track a room's or person's status from a calendar or physical buttons? My project shows if someone is Available (Welcome), Busy (Occupied) or Away (Not Present), driven by calendar events or button presses; a Python script on a Raspberry Pi creates a webpage for screens.