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As somebody who is about to start grad school, blogging about papers publicly sounds like an excellent idea. At the beginning of my Master's degree, I was quit
by taejo 13y ago
As somebody who is about to start grad school, blogging about papers publicly sounds like an excellent idea.
At the beginning of my Master's degree, I was quite careful about making notes about every paper I read, but as I gained more background and started focussing on doing on my own work, I'd read papers only enough to get what I needed out of them (fortunately I have a good enough memory that when I needed something I'd already read about, I could often find the paper -- and I was religious about at least saving all the papers I read). Doing it publicly might keep the motivation up.
- jurassic 13y ago> As somebody who is about to start grad school, blogging about papers publicly sounds like an excellent idea. Eh, maybe. Publicly criticizing the work of others in an informal venue where you don't have the benefit of editing/peer review could potentially make you look foolish while also alienating potential future collaborators/colleagues/reviewers.