Please also note the "dynamic search folders" named "all-graffle-diagrams" "all-outline-graffle"? In the next graphic is my thesis folder: I have one folder for the different 'reports of progression:' RF1, RF2 and one for thesis, which is RFX-Thesis. Guess into which folder it goes? Into SHU > Work > web-images folder. Its a screenshot made for this website only, for the page workflow. (For example: The name of the image above is "workflow01.png" as it is the first real image on this page. Its a no brainer and you will find stuff under great stress and in the middle of the night.
(XXXX indicates that the year of publications isn't clear yet.) Organising research papers by renaming them in Harvard style can look such as this: The folder containing other peoples papers will automatically display the contents in alphabetical order of the authors name and the proper year of publication. I recommend renaming other peoples research papers after the style used to reference them in your papers & texts. Naming conventions: for research papers & background research material The folder stays where it is, but an Alias is placed into the folder '08_August" of 2009 the date of the conference. Once the paper gets accepted it gets a little complex. The benefit of this system is that it quickly allows you to get an overview of the approaching deadlines - and the possible order in which to write abtracts. The preceding figures indicate the dates for the deadline for submission of the first abstract. Within the red square we find folder " 12_December" containing two folders " 01_Exeter" and " 25_Berlin". You can see that folder " 2008" contains a number of folders named after months. 01_January to keep them in chronological not alphabetical order. Neatly organised in years and months, chronological in submission deadlines / calls for papers. Find file naming conventions and stick to them:Į.g. Organise workflow and folders on harddrive. So migrating from one computer to another is without any effort: The path to an image or a folder will always be the same on System X. I have been naming my computer & harddrive the same ever since. You have to think of a system to name your harddrive, folders and files.
We begin with: Naming conventions on the computer's harddrive: Being organised and not spending time on searching stuff, but (hopefully) finding it immediately.
#VOODOOPAD REVIEWS PROFESSIONAL#
Its a way for me of fusing research and professional experience. I started working in this way a long time ago, when tasks got more complex. Professor Mike Press encouraged me to document this, so here we go:
#VOODOOPAD REVIEWS SOFTWARE#
This page is about the way i use software applications in my research and the workflows that i organised over time.
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