A Course Map Where the Arrows Have to Explain Themselves
The first full microeconomics concept graph makes assumptions and source references part of each connection, giving me something more useful to inspect than a cluster of related …
A Long Study Guide Still Needs to Answer the Right Questions
The first microeconomics guide connected selected sources, drafting, and reviewed edits—and showed why the finished guide still needed checking against the assignment.
Giving the Questions in My Lecture Notes Somewhere to Go
Handwritten questions can lead to saved explanations, with a visible distinction between answers drawn from course materials and answers that still need sources.
Tidying Up Academic Hub's Plumbing
Shrinking the notes history and keeping search records connected when source files move.
Turning Dense Math Notes into Commute Podcasts
Building audio from mathematical notes meant translating formulas first, then discovering that a valid recording could still be far too long.
An AI Tutor That Gives Hints and Checks Your Reasoning
A tutor that gives hints, separates different kinds of reasoning gaps, and checks a solution with a fresh view of the problem.
Why I Use Obsidian and Excalidraw for Academic Notes
How automatic drawing exports and editable plugins help me connect handwritten notes with course materials and adapt the app to my tablet.
Making Textbook Conversion Easier to Run in Batches
Reusing a textbook across courses and recovering from memory failures make conversion batches easier to supervise.
Finding Academic Papers for a Research Library
Comparing abstracts with a research question and following citation trails to build a focused paper library.
The Resume Step That Became Faster When I Removed the AI
Replacing a model's interpretation of a resume with a structured parser made the initial import faster and easier to check.