PhD Talk
A podcast in which we discuss PhD life, research mechanics, and the tools for doing research.
PhD Talk
Digital versus analog tools - Ep. 28
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Episode 28
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In today's episode, we discuss our use of analog and digital tools. First, we discuss where we use analog tools and where we use digital tools. We then go into the advantages of these different tools. We also go off on a tangent on keyboard styles and how this influences how we type (and thus, how we write). Finally, we give some advice on how to select your tools for the purpose you have in mind, and how to come to systems that work for you.
The tiny voice in the background is Eva's daughter wanting to chip in today :)
References and links:
- Leuchtturm 1917
- Andaluz and Estilo notebooks
- Keeping your lab and research notes organized
- How to find your planning and project management tools
- What planning tools are most popular?
- Qwerty keyboard (check also the slightly different Spanish Latin American sort)
- Azerty keyboard
- Blue light-blocking glasses