Coming back to this while testing out different secondary source management options. I currently don't have any management system for secondary sources beyond good organization on my hard drive + storing notes in DevonThink. More thoughts on Zotero v. EndNote v. Mendeley v. alternatives like Papers?

Karen Tani@kmtani.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Historian friends: what are you using these days to manage sources & notes and make sure you know where everything is when it's time to write? DevonThink? Something else? I'm gearing up for a sabbatical and want to refresh my approach!

Has anyone taught history, law, or legal history classes using graphic novels? This past semester I taught one of @umichlaw.bsky.social's mini-seminars on graphic legal history and really enjoyed it. I'm thinking of teaching it again in future years and wondering what others are doing.

No big surprise, my first real post on Bluesky is about teaching. Another iteration of my Law in Rural America seminar just ended, and the students produced really cool work I want to share. Check out these infographics about issues facing rural communities today. www.emilyprifogle.com/gallery 1/4

Rural Infographics Gallery — Emily A. Prifogle, JD/PhD

This gallery currently contains sixteen infographics created by students in the winter 2026 session of the Law in Rural America Seminar. You can click on any thumbnail to access a PDF version.

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Thanks for posting this! Lots of good ideas in the comments I want to try. I did a lot of testing on workflow apps ten years ago. Now that I'm wrapping up book #1, I'm rethinking these same questions. In the meantime, I'm still +1 DevonThink for archival management and Scrivener for writing.

Karen Tani@kmtani.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Historian friends: what are you using these days to manage sources & notes and make sure you know where everything is when it's time to write? DevonThink? Something else? I'm gearing up for a sabbatical and want to refresh my approach!

CONGRATULATIONS to @umichlaw.bsky.social (and Women Also Know Law!) Professor Emily Prifogle @emilyaprifogle.bsky.social! The Michigan Law faculty voted to promote Prof. Prifogle to Professor of Law and grant her tenure! We are so excited for you, and for us!

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