Basic Progress Tracking Template

Title - What you're tracking

Purpose - Why are you tracking it?

Goals and measurements- How do you know you're achieving your purpose?

Objectives - Do these things on this schedule.

Baseline - What you are able to do when you start.

Log - What you wanted to do.  What you did.  When you did it.  How did what you did compare to what you wanted to do?  How did what you did this time compare to what you did last time?  How did you feel about it?

Formatting Knowledge for Reuse, or a K.I.S.S. Content Standard

Summary:

A descriptive and exemplary sample of knowledge formatted for reuse. 

Details:

Issue/Objective Description:

Describe the issue or objective in the end user/customers language
Use one symptom, requirement or idea per line
Complete thoughts are necessary, complete sentences are not
The more you have here the more complete your description of the issue or objective will be

Steps to reproduce issue or complete objective:

What steps to take to arrive at the failure point or end point

Environment:

Where the process occurs
What tools, objects, data, software are used in process
When the process occurs

Resolution/ Task Completion:

Steps to resolve the issue or complete the objective

Metadata:

Author
Date created
Date modified
State of knowledge (untested, tested, draft, archive, needs update)

Windows 8 Performance boosting guide from Computer World

Has a collection of tools and tips to observe and manage performance in Windows 8.  Most of the tools are available in Windows 7 as well.

http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9243784/How_to_boost_Windows_8_performance?source=CTWNLE_nlt_dailyam_2013-11-12

What's this?

A personal collection of miscellaneous tools, projects, and ideas acquired around the Internet.