Yesterday I reviewed a doctoral consortium paper for a fellow phd student here at UQ. I thought I might as well put some of the comments I made up as a blog post. I want to be sure I just document up some tips or advice for students writing their first doctoral consortium paper. For … Read more
So, I submitted a paper to AMCIS 2012, an academic conference to be held in Seattle this year (http://amcis2012.aisnet.org/). The paper was accepted (“I also think that this should generate some interesting discussion and hopefully receive further guidance to help the authors publish their work in a journal”) and so I am off to Seattle … Read more
Well, about 18 months ago I bought a new Macbook Pro. I had sworn that Mr Gates’ hegemony had to deliver on Windows 7, and, although it was OK, it was not quite to the standard I wanted. So I thought that, as I am currently doing my phd full time, it would be a … Read more
At the urging of Twitter user beautyiswhatudo, I have posted up here my academic template for writing journals and publications according to a somewhat generally accepted approach. The reader can download the Scrivener 2.0.4 template here. I do have some notes for someone intending to use this template; these notes are included in the Academic template. … Read more
And so, some time ago I bought a Macbook. And then I found the killer apps that I needed to write my thesis. Scrivener, hands down, is the best writing tool on PC or Mac. There is now a PC version, at least in beta, and although it’s not as mature as the Mac OSX … Read more