Organizing notes in Obsidian is certainly possible thanks to folders and hashtags. However, I wanted …
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Papierlos studieren & forschen | Paperless study & research
Now also in English (at least partly..)
Studieren und forschen hat sich durch die Digitalisierung gravierend verändert. Niemand muss mehr Papierberge wälzen oder permanent in die Bibliothek gehen. Alles ist mittlerweile digital möglich: von der Mitschrift in der Vorlesung, über das Anfertigen einer Hausarbeit bis zum Halten von Präsentationen. Ich selbst habe in den Jahren meines Studiums extrem viel Hard- und Software ausprobiert, um meinem Ziel des papierlosen Studiums näher zu kommen.
Mittlerweile bin ich in der Wissenschaft angekommen. Das papierlose, wissenschaftliche Arbeiten ist geblieben. Davon möchte ich auf diesem Blog berichten.
DuckDuckGo – the better search engine?
If you search for something on the Internet, you do it through Google. But aren’t there perhaps privacy-friendly alternatives? Yes! DuckDuckGo. If you’re looking for something on the Internet, you do it – of course – through Google. But aren’t there perhaps alternatives that don’t …
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Organize notes in Obsidian – my workflow
Organizing notes in Obsidian is certainly possible thanks to folders and hashtags. However, I wanted to take a different approach and rely on a mixture of tables of contents (or maps of content), tag pages, and very classic folders. A detailed overview of my file …
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Readwise – My new Information Hub?
Digital texts can be floating around in all kinds of apps. Getting interesting passages out of there to write notes with them, for example, can be quite annoying and fragmented. Readwise wants to be the missing piece in the middle here, bundling highlights from Kindle …
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Apple’s M1 MacBook – THE laptop for university?
The new MacBook powered by Apple’s own ARM-based chip were met with an enthusiastic or at least interested professional community at the end of 2020. The many advantages were praised in blogs, on YouTube and on news sites; thus, the new laptops appeared to be …
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How to write a paper? Part 1: Markdown, Zettelkasten, Principles
Writing scientific papers involves many different tasks: Reading text, taking notes, organizing, filing, and retrieving knowledge, and of course, the writing itself. This series of articles shows how I write papers. Included: Markdown, Notebox, Obsidian, Zotero and more…
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How to backup your GoodNotes files
GoodNotes has a built-in backup function. This article gives a short tutorial on how to use it.
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Tool or Process?
Videos and blog posts about “productivity systems” are booming. That’s understandable, since they suggest a shortcut to improved productivity. But what counts is something else. The process is what matters most.
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Obsidian – my second brain?
Obsidian wants to become nothing less than my second brain. Is that realistic? Or is this just another note-taking app?
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Paperlike 2 review – Better writing on the iPad
I write on the iPad almost every day. Unfortunately, glass is not a particularly great writing surface. The Paperlike 2 screen protector promises to remedy the situation. I have tested it
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