Since February 2022, I have been keeping track of the role of cyber warfare in the Russia-Ukraine war. I have also been keeping track of the public debate about the role of cyber warfare, what I like to call "the cyberwar war." To do so, I monitor news media mentions of cyber in news media coverage of the war, social media posts and information shared by cybersecurity … [Read more...] about The Russia-Ukraine Cyberwar War – 20-26 Nov 2022
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How I Take Fleeting Notes From Printed Books For My Zettelkasten
There is no shortage of blog posts, YouTube videos, and social media posts created recently about the zettelkasten method. I've written several posts over the years myself. I continue be excited to see so much attention given to a working method with deep historical roots in the humanities and social sciences, one that I learned in high school and which has stuck with me … [Read more...] about How I Take Fleeting Notes From Printed Books For My Zettelkasten
Why You Should Save Quotations When Using the Zettelkasten Method
The zettelkasten method of note-taking has received a lot of interest in the last couple years. This interest has sparked a number of debates among adherents to the method about particular aspects of its implementation. I wrote about one of those debates a few months ago--i.e. the debate about the role of so-called folgezettel. Another such debate revolves around whether or not … [Read more...] about Why You Should Save Quotations When Using the Zettelkasten Method
The Role of Folgezettel in the Zettelkasten Method
Image by StartupStockPhotos from Pixabay There is a lot of discussion in the personal knowledge management (PKM) world about zettelkasten method and a collection of new tools for implementing the method. (See my post here about getting started with zettelkasten method.) Some of those tools include what are, essentially, hyperlinked outlining applications, the most popular … [Read more...] about The Role of Folgezettel in the Zettelkasten Method
Facebook Data Collection for Qualitative Research | Block Unwanted Page Elements Using UBlock Origin
https://youtu.be/_FMIcUUdFSs This semester, I am teaching a graduate seminar on qualitative research methods. Last week's topic was using social media data. Though there is a ton of data on social media platforms that is potentially valuable for qualitative researchers, that data can sometimes be surprisingly difficult to view and save, even when it's otherwise … [Read more...] about Facebook Data Collection for Qualitative Research | Block Unwanted Page Elements Using UBlock Origin