Tweet Hello everyone. Thanks very much for your great questions, and for having me here. Following are my answers, some thoughts on academic productivity, and some ideas from my consulting work with faculty. I hope you find them helpful. Contents Background of the problem Answers to your questions Additional academic productivity opportunities Background of the [...]
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March 23, 2008
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Matthew Cornell @ ap.com: answers to your academic productivity questions
By jose in Interviews, Time management, Web 2.0, Writing
February 22, 2008
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Use the new ap.com 2.0 superpowers: make a comment
By jose in Announcements, InterviewsTweet The new ap.com 2.0 is being out for a month now. Yay! But it seems that most users (yes, users, not readers) didn’t really take advantage of the new features. The goal of ap.com 2.0 is to have more content for everybody. So what can you do to make ap.com 2.0 better? Simple. Start [...]
January 28, 2008
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Ap.com’s interviews Matt Cornell: Submit your questions
By jose in Announcements, Blog, Interviews, Time managementTweet We have talked about Matt Cornell before on our post “Matt’s idea blog on GTD and Faculty Productivity“. When I first found his blog, Matt mentioned that… [He] would work with three self-selected early faculty members, coach them in the method, and hopefully give the director enough information to decide if the results merited [...]
March 7, 2007
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How do you submit seven papers in a month? interview with Dan Navarro
By jose in Cognitive science, Interviews, Resources, Teaching, WritingTweet Dan posted in his blog that he had managed to get seven papers out in the open literature in January. I had to interview him. AP.com: How do you manage your daily workload? Dan Navarro: A lot more pragmatically than I used to. I put an hour or so aside each morning to cover the [...]