
How a couple of students with too many books went and created their own public library.
Continue readingHow a couple of students with too many books went and created their own public library.
Continue readingCitizen scientists take part in the same struggle as nearly everyone else on the planet, which is the quest to be taken seriously.
Continue readingIf ever there was a time for starting a journal to record your own small part in all this, it is now.
Continue readingBehind most great discoveries in natural science is a deep foundation of field work.
Continue readingApps are great helps for citizen science, but “old school” field notes remain a powerful tool for becoming a competent naturalist.
Continue readingI like to see an old technology make a comeback, and I am pleased to report that this is happening with the humble index card.
Continue readingMaterials from a recent presentation I gave on cybersecurity and keeping yourself safe online.
Continue readingBy Sheldon Greaves It’s been conventional wisdom for a long time that a strong password must be a complex affair. Consisting of longish strings in which capital letters turn up in unlikely places, along with numbers and special characters to … Continue reading
With a little help from some free software, you can turn YouTube videos into audio files, to listen to later at your leisure.
Continue readingBy Sheldon Greaves The quote above is a less well-known ancillary to Sun Tzu’s more famous quote: “Know your enemy as you know yourself, and in one hundred battles you will not be in peril. This post is about intellectual … Continue reading