Circa Notebook
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The Levenger Circa notebook is a disc-bound notebook system characterized by notched paper and small plastic discs that bind the pages together. The functional advantage of the Circa system is that pages can be easily re-ordered, removed, and transferred between notebooks of different functions and sizes.
As a result of the open nature of the binding mechanism, a number of resources for do-it-yourself planning and productivity management have adopted the system.
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
- Circa: collaboratively defined by the D*I*Y Planner community
- Review: The Levenger Circa System, Part I, Douglas Johnston
- Review of Levenger Junior Circa Notebook, Emory
- Levenger Circa @ 43Folders Forum
Regular discussions in forums such as 43 Folders and DIYPlanner facilitate the sharing of knowledge between users.
[edit] Multimedia
- Circa Rolla Flickr pool - photographic examples of user-customized notebooks
- video illustrating the method by which page perforations grasp onto the perimeters of the discs when inserting and removing pages.
