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Wiseminder is software I wrote to help manage a knowledge base of my own information quickly and easily, while also giving me some options to test myself against that knowledge. Here's who it's for:

Students

From Kindergarten to Graduate school, any student of any discipline will find value in WiseMinder. Use it to:

Study for various tests, organizing questions by Subject

Test yourself at any time, or schedule random tests to keep your knowledge fresh

Print out worksheets of questions and answers for future reference

Take and organize notes during class

Share and compare knowledge with other students

Teachers

Most teachers today need to maintain their students' “Prior Knowledge” by giving them questions each day, based on material previously learned. Use WiseMinder to:

Keep and immediately access a database of Prior Knowledge questions

Track student performance and information

Organize questions by grade and class using Subject headings

Test students directly by printing out quizzes and assignments

Workers

Any employee working with a computer can use WiseMinder to:

Learn a new job, by creating and relying on a growing database of information

Increase your value to the company by improving productivity

Make your life easier by reducing paperwork and record-keeping

Have a typed and transferable record of your knowledge and performance of duties

Employers

By acquiring WiseMinder for your employees, you can ensure that:

Their productivity will improve by having quick and easy access to previous issues and resolutions (in some businesses, such as call support centers, WiseMinder can even take the place of other software as a workstation's primary tool of operations).

You will increase their accountability by requiring them to store relevant information

Your employee's knowledge will be passed on to their successors

You can audit their Prior Knowledge database to track usage and performance

Anyone else can use WiseMinder...

As a diary (non-private!) or a daily log of events

To learn any new subject of interest

To track diets or daily routines

To brush up on old knowledge

To pass your knowledge on to children and others

For other things not even imagined