I first posted this picture this weekend, but the full version makes such a nice wallpaper on my iOS devices and my Mac that I thought I would add the link to the full-size image on flickr. Click on the image below (which is a full 1936 x 1296) or […]
Monthly Archives: May 2011
Can we all agree that endnotes are simply awful? They are annoying at best and, when reading electronic texts that are not hyperlinked, downright damnable. ((This is in no way a criticism of a computer product with an unfortunate name.)) Footnotes, on the other hand, are convenient, easy to read […]
I am very pleased to announce that the Society of Biblical Literature has formed a new advisory board, and one with a great acronym. STAB, the Scholarship and Technology Advisory Board, will have its inaugural meeting at this year’s SBL meeting. The board will consist of the following individuals, most […]
This post is my first to the summer project Digital Research in the Liberal Arts. It summarizes some of my prior posts made on the subject of iPad use and research. I have been fortunate enough to have had an iPad since they first came out. (As an aside, as […]
I am trying to better integrate my workflow and one of the challenges is that I now have several blogs to which I post and sometimes I want the same post on all the blogs (some people only go to one blog. I know! Can you imagine?). MarsEdit is a […]