Hi all! I'm looking for recommendations for academics or practitioners based in or around #Cardiff for an afternoon in March who can speak about a #fourdayworkweek at a short afternoon event. Any reccomendations?
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I research effective evidence use for policy creation, but my personal passion is Digital Inclusion in Wales (as well as further afield). Will take any excuse to go outside.
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@judealdridge 😂 to be fair, in your case, bud makes more logical sense. Though that might just be the American perspective
@judealdridge That is very true. I wonder how many people have held their tongues on this one.
I have been living in Cardiff since 2014, and with my partner since 2019.
Today, I learned that the British word for backpack is rucksack, rather that what I have been calling it for 9 years, 'rugsack'. Does rucksack make more sense, of course. But no one has corrected me until 9:15 this morning, on a word that I have been saying very incorrectly for quite some time 😂
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Wow, thanks everyone for sharing your incredibly helpful insights and processes! In the spirit of organizing and synthesizing, here is a shortlist:
- Notion
- Scrivener
- Obsidian
- Hypothes.is
- Zotero annotations (+linking with other tools)
- Hookmark
- Topical outlining
- Zettelkasten method
+ many more awesome workflow ideas!
#academicwriting #writingcommunity
Wow, thanks everyone for sharing your incredibly helpful insights and processes! In the spirit of organizing and synthesizing, here is a shortlist:
- Notion
- Scrivener
- Obsidian
- Hypothes.is
- Zotero annotations (+linking with other tools)
- Hookmark
- Topical outlining
- Zettelkasten method
+ many more awesome workflow ideas!
#academicwriting #writingcommunity
@Gabyberk @bookstodon
I liked almost all of them, but if I had to recommend two to try, it would be Islands of Abandonment as its description is absolutely gorgeous, non-fiction but fantastical; and What We Owe Each Other because I think its a book that desperately needed to be written.
I liked almost all of them, but if I had to recommend two to try, it would be Islands of Abandonment as its description is absolutely gorgeous, non-fiction but fantastical; and What We Owe Each Other because I think its a book that desperately needed to be written.
Sounds like a great list! My goal was to read more fiction last year. I did, but only just! I'll have a look at your titles!
2022 was a very good book year for me! What were some of your #TopReads of the year? @bookstodon
P.S one of these titles is not like the others, its good to challenge your own views sometimes too.