@hamishjhnsn Hi…just found your app and like the simplicity of it. Does the basics of bullet journaling well. Was wondering what future developments you’ve for planned does the app.
Working entirely on the iPad today and is so much more productive (only focussing on what’s on the screen) and efficient (being able to manipulate objects and data with fingers) than working on laptop.
@rdflynn Not a big fan of the design...heading too much to a mobile feel which is a bit jarring...doesn’t look very slick/sleek. But functionally pretty much the same.
In a new series of short opinion articles, #NRI scientists respond to #COVID19, discussing the possible impacts of the pandemic. Dr Conor Walsh reflects on how a reorientation of consumption activities might help to mitigate the risks of #climatechange 👉https://t.co/WJLfll6oHt
As part of a new series of opinion articles by #NRI scientists discussing the possible impacts of #covid19, Prof Valerie Nelson considers how accountable & regenerative systems are needed to overcome a number of #globalchallenges. Read more here 👉https://t.co/Q7MHtnqPI6
@OsMonkey She travels everywhere with me...dispensing inspiring WW quotes, although “Great Hair!” Is probably one of the less useful work-related ones.
Introducing SCOPE – a process for evaluating responsibly – @TheBibliomagic : “And we should be very cautious about using quantitative indicators for qualitative things” https://t.co/rbUuc6ciBB
Four trends shaping the future of research evaluation – Steven Hill: “In the future research outputs are likely to be much more dynamic and need to be considered not in isolation but in the context of other related and linked outputs.” https://t.co/41aRjSAwAH