Interview Preparation
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As part of my preparation for interviewing, I wanted to make sure I had an easy way of taking digital notes. I had previously heard from Jason Snell about how he uses a script combined with Keyboard Maestro to get notes that are timestamped. Jason’s post about his approach can be found on Six Colors and the full script is a GiHub Gist. While I’m doing an interview rather than a podcast, I do want audio that is easy to edit. I also wanted a way to easily find material that is useful to my research. So the note taking needed to allow me to do the following:
- Take a free text note of whatever I liked.
- Have minimal button presses so it was both easy to remember and also easy to repeat.
- Be time stamped relative to the start of the recording, so I could find the point in the track easily.
Tools for a PhD
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There are a number of tools I am using in my PhD, on the off chance sharing them is useful to future researchers. I have split up the different tools into the kinds of research activity I am using them for. Generally, I like to use open source tools wherever possible. Avoiding having files locked into a propriatry format is important for ensuring that future practitioners and researchers are able to access materials.
Ethics Documents
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I have successfully received ethics approval for my PhD. To ensure participants can access the Participant Information Sheets easily and for posterity, I thought it would be a good idea to have them available on this site.
Test Post
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This is a post to see if I can work out how the frontmatter renders in this theme. I have included the following frontmatter