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Worth checking out this really brief workflow video on presentation creation

Google Doc to WordPress workflow

"At rOpenSci we are creating packages that allow access to data repositories through the R statistical programming environment that is already a familiar part of the workflow of many scientists. Our tools not only facilitate drawing data into an environment where it can readily be manipulated, but also one in which those analyses and methods can be easily shared, replicated, and extended by other researchers."

Tagged for awareness of this product for possible classroom interaction

Tech, workflow, and the tenure process

"Today, it's in vogue to talk about how Slack is going to replace email. As someone who has seen this play out a dozen times now, let me give you a little spoiler: Slack is not going to replace email. But Slack isn't the problem here, either. It's just another communication tool. The problem of email overload is both ancient and persistent. If the problem were really with "email", then, presumably, one of the nine million email apps that dot the app-stores like mushrooms sprouting from a globe-spanning mycelium would have just solved it by now, and we could all move on with our lives. Instead, it is permanently in vogue1 to talk about how overloaded we all are. "

Someone asked about mapping from the calendar to a spreadsheet. This is a pretty dead simple option using IFTTT.

slick tag based sorting features which open up some interesting options

I can't tell if this is what I've been looking for or if I hate it. Changing organizational structures is a bigger challenge than it seems. I may have to give this a try for a week and see where I stand.

Another option (other than Diigo) to create some bundled work based on bookmarking . . .

for those who want a pattern . . .