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
As the days continue to pass, many are dealing with the stresses of our new world. We are all dealing with varying degrees of loneliness, disengagement and wondering what lies ahead as we traverse these new ways of living in … Continue reading
Highlight Manager As e-books continue to become more mainstream in academia, the nifty features that allow researchers to record notes and mark quotable passages bring up some additional problems when trying to integrate those items into our citation systems. Enter … Continue reading
One aspect that individuals interested in personal knowledge management find fascinating is time. The productive use of it, the seeming scarcity of it, ways to lengthen it and just the best way to squeeze more into our days. Enter Daniel … Continue reading