For today’s blog, I’d like to review a key book in the development of the content curation movement. In 2011, Steven Rosenbaum wrote Curation Nation: How to Win in a World Where Consumers are Creators. While his intended audience is … Continue reading
The next evolution for Evernote apps: Evernote for iOS, version 10.0 was released on Sept 16th. The iOS app will release in the next few weeks. Releases for Windows, Mac and Android platforms will follow. New features include an improved … Continue reading
We’ve heard about being “in the Zone” or more recently, experiencing “flow.” Sir Ken Robinson, Ph.D, introduces us to “The Element.” The Element, like experiencing Flow, or The Zone, is that magical place where your intrinsic talent is paired with … Continue reading
I was recently asked why I wrote this blog, and how I would define Personal Knowledge Management. As we approach yet another academic year, I thought now might be an appropriate time to readdress this topic. This seems like … Continue reading
I was recently revising my Library Research Guide on Productivity Tools for Graduate Students and found myself bounding down the Twitter for Researchers’ rabbit hole once again, so I thought I’d take this opportunity to share some of my latest … Continue reading
As the world continues to reopen and take cautious (or hasty) steps toward a new normal, we are surrounded on all sides by competing voices, expectations, advisories and theories. Do you see yourself in any of these descriptions listed by … Continue reading