Just ahead of the Study, Work and Organisation series starting on Monday I have come across this interim report on 101 Innovations in Scholarly Communication. The authors have divided up the research process into six enumerated pieces, and have investigated each separately, looking at the processes that go on within each stage.…
With the start of the new academic year it is worth considering some methods, skills and tools for study in the year ahead. This year I have decided to put together a short seven week blog series covering many of the questions I am regularly asked when it comes to…
This post comes from over on http://theridleylog.com where I wrote it as part of a Digital Study Skills seminar that came from the last Structured Pro-crastination post i wrote on the topic last year. I figure its also useful for people who arn’t studying at Ridley and simply want better…
Around college it is currently essay time, with everyone seemingly busy researching and writing, and generally scurrying about in a heightened state of anxiety with the upcoming assessment. So in this current busyness with essays due in the next week I figure the best thing to do is some Pro-crastination1…
