In this second post in my series on apps to manage my work and life, I take a step back to introduce Zotero, the main tool I use to archive and organize my professional and intellectual research.
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TechnologyI frequently get asked by colleagues, friends, and family what apps (web, desktop, and mobile) I use to organize my work and life. So, I’m going to make a concerted effort here to blog a series on my personal and professional information management workflow. How I archive my “professional” or “intellectual” research — the stuff I read, study, and save for more than just casual reading or interest.
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Photo via PBS: http://www.pbs.org/kenburns/dustbowl/ Yesterday afternoon, I stumbled on PBS’s website, which is currently advertising the new Ken Burns documentary — The Dust Bowl — premiering November 18 & 19. My husband and I are both huge Ken Burns fan and have watched a number of his documentaries. So, I instantly added the premier dates
Kathleen and Ben Robledo. Since my parents are both still alive, I won’t share their marriage year or Mom’s maiden name, but many decades ago today, my folks got hitched. And they are still madly in love. Their marriage is an example to us all, and set a very high bar for us kids to
Anniversaries: My Parents’ Wedding Anniversary Is Today! Read More »
My Family History