Quick Bytes 3: More Work, More Time
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This document provides tips and resources for work and learning, including encouraging creative content sharing and collaboration. It recommends using citation managers to organize vitas, emailing voicemails, using note-taking apps like Evernote, setting up grant alerts, collaborating on Moodle, and taking advantage of library resources like e-books and databases. An online enrichment course on intra-organizational learning is also announced starting in January 2012.
Quick Bytes 3: More Work, More Time
- 1. QUICK BYTESMore Work, More TimeAmy BakerProgram Resource Director
- 2. EXTENSIONShort Attention Span TheaterEncouraging and supporting intra-organizational learningAN ONLINE ENRICHMENT COURSE COMING JANUARY 2012
- 3. QUICK BYTE #15Start Borrowing Content
- 4. Start Borrowing ContentCreative CommonsCurriculum Sharing wikis, Slideshare, Vimeo, music
- 5. Start Borrowing Contenthapticflapjack on flickr
- 6. QUICK BYTE #16Organize your Vita
- 9. Organize your VitaCitation managerFreeGoes in Firefox and MSWordLike Refworks or EndnoteIndexes full text, add notes
- 11. QUICK BYTE #17Email your Voicemails
- 14. QUICK BYTE #18Use Evernote or Onenote
- 15. Use Evernote or Onenote
- 16. Use Evernote or Onenote
- 17. QUICK BYTE #19Setup a Grant Search Alert
- 18. Setup a Grant Search Alert
- 19. Setup a Grant Search AlertSPIN’s Genius SearchFill out your GENIUS profile, and it can email you results that match your research interests
- 20. QUICK BYTE #20Collaborate with Moodle
- 22. Collaborate with MoodleEnrolling collaboration team
- 25. QUICK BYTE #21Use tools of the modern library
- 26. Use Tools of the Modern LibraryE-BooksFull text articlesTrainingsArchive & ConservancyOnline databasesResearcher SupportInstructor SupportOur librarian: Kristen Mastel
- 27. EXTENSIONShort Attention Span TheaterEncouraging and supporting intra-organizational learningAN ONLINE ENRICHMENT COURSE COMING JANUARY 2012
- 28. Questions
Editor's Notes
- #8: Refworks: a web based citation manager. Create your own citation database, upload them, download them, generate bibliographies in all major formats
- #11: zotero
- #13: This rolled out in 2006, but it is worth a second look.
- #18: 3 systems for this
- #19: Cos-community of science, spend time finding the right search terms
- #20: Sponsored Programs Information Network “SPIN”—linked to from SPA site and U LibrariesUse the Genius system to setup alerts.
- #22: Wait for site to be setup
- #23: You may not find someone in the moodle system… then you need to email them to activate their moodle account. All this means is they need to login at moodle.umn.edu one time.You can also setup the course to allow people to ‘self enroll’Also you can allow non-UM by giving them a Guest ID (or making course public)
- #24: Strategic plan site—collaborative site for posting readings, drafts, meeting minutes/agendas, and hosting discussion.