Tag: zotero
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Manage your reference: in a simple way
The following video is a teaser for our new upcoming course in January 2015, “Manage your reference: in a simple way. This course is a collaboration between Applied Geology Research Group, with PMO and Comlabs-USDI ITB. Please click the teaser here.
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Managing references using open source tools
Manage your references: simple & open-source (Jan2015). Teaser: http://t.co/uNFe2NCK6b View on Path
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Short talk on How to Cite in scientific articles
Dear students, I am interested to give short talks on “How to cite painlessly”. Thursday, 27 November 2014 15.00-17.00 Groundwater Engineering Program Classroom Bring your laptops with Zotero installed (www.zotero.org). Opens for geology and non geology students. Pls register in the comment below. See you next week. View on Path
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Intro to reference manager: Zotero
Anyone working on a paper or report, here’s an intro to reference manager (@zotero): http://goo.gl/8F9Kbl (on wordpress), http://goo.gl/KvAdcV (on slideshare) View on Path
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WTF: More on reference manager Zotero
(image from: wiki.ubc.ca) Dear friends, I’ve been posting my research plan for 2015 in various medias, so that my students, or any other students in Indonesia could read it and participate. I’ve got many responses. And the following post is my comment. I’ll make the translation later on. — In Indonesian — Kalau anda berminat pertama…
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WTF: Merging duplicated citation info Zotero
With your long list of citation info over the years, there might be chances of duplicated citation info. Reference manager is very handy in dealing with this problem. The following picture is how you do it in Zotero. Just go to the “Duplicates” tab in your left side pane. It will detect duplicated entries in…
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Open source writing
Open Source Writing. I’ve been working on a deadline this week. Then here’s a question that popped along the way: Can we write in fully open source kind of way? This is a short slide to share my way how to do it. 141021-OpenSourceWriting
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Blog updates
I posted two articles on my blogs: Pentingnya menampung air hujan (Rain harvesting): blog.fitb.itb.ac.id/derwinirawan Minimal LaTeX packages: onlinewaterbook.wordpress.com View on Path
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Minimal LaTeX Packages
(image from: CTAN.org) Dear friends, I’ve been using LaTeX (with TeX Studio) for about two years now. I use it mostly for long-formatted document. And by long, I mean more than five pages with several headings and subheadings. More light editing or letter, I use LibreOffice. As a typesetter (not a word processor), most begineer will bump…