Archive for the tag "time management"
Turning the Research Lens on Ourselves
I’m working on a research project again this year exploring the scholarly habits of undergraduate students at my university. One of the methods we’re using to collect data is a mapping diary. We ask students to record all of their movements through the course of one typical school day–time, location and activity–and draw a map [...]
Posted: 10 October, 2010 in Just Thinking.
Tags: diary, reflection, research, time log, time management
Comments: 1
Damming the Information Streams
It’s incredible how fast the library gets busy again once the semester starts. This week started out quiet as I caught up on email after returning from vacation, but by the end I was spending my days attending several meetings and in the thick of scheduling classes. I generally prefer to be busier than not, [...]
Posted: 28 August, 2009 in Just Thinking, Scholarly Communications.
Tags: keeping up, library literature, time management
Comments: 6
Finding Topics & Time for Scholarship
Laura’s recent post about faculty book projects has me thinking about writing. Even though I’ve been at my job for over a year, I still feel lucky to have landed a tenure track position at an academic library that I truly enjoy. During my hiatus from the academic world between my time as an archaeologist [...]
Posted: 10 August, 2009 in Just Thinking, Research Issues.
Tags: inspiration, time management, writing
Comments: 4
I now know why people say, “Where did the semester go?”
Are you serious? Is it over already? When did November sneak by? What about all the projects I wanted to finish before break? As a student watching my librarian friends go through their days, I always thought “I’m too busy” was an exaggeration. A flimsy excuse, if you will, for not taking on some particular [...]
Posted: 21 December, 2007 in Just Thinking.
Tags: time management
Comments: 2
