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Scrivener, Scrivening, Scriverastic
[This is a guest post by Ryan Cordell, whose post on Things previously appeared on ProfHacker. In the interval, Ryan's gotten a job (beginning in the fall) at St. Norbert College, in De Pere, WI. --...
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Scrivener 2.0 Released for Mac and (gasp) Windows
I proclaimed my love for the word processor Scrivener in one of my very first posts for ProfHacker. This has remained a popular post, and Scrivener comes up frequently in conversations in our comments...
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A Look at the Scrivener for Windows Beta
Last week Ryan noted that Scrivener, the beloved Mac word processor, has been released for Windows as a beta. Ryan had previously written a fantastic, thorough review of Scrivener, in which he said of...
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Scrivener (finally available for Windows!)
Those of us around ProfHacker headquarters who use the Windows operating system (and we are in a clear minority) have been waiting well over a year for the official release of Scrivener for Windows....
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Scrivener Makes a Good Transcription Tool
Here’s something interesting I’ve been meaning to share: if you already own and use Scrivener, you might want to know that it makes a good transcription tool. (If you’re unfamiliar with Scrivener, an...
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Three Applications for Planning Classes
[This is a guest post by Doug Ward, an associate professor of journalism at the University of Kansas, where he is teaching a research and digital literacy course he developed called Infomania. You can...
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Making Connections with Scapple
During the last few weeks of April, I was working on a couple of end-of-semester projects for class. To help clarify my thinking, I really needed to sketch out how the various pieces of the project fit...
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