Alex Fink wrote a post on reading and writing software for Tilt, a blog for center for teaching and learning at the University of Minnesota.

The post deals with the topic of connecting, accessing, and producing information and what software to use in the process. In a nutshell, it is a short paper about software to use read, write and store information for academics and tips to make things, or workflow to use his term, more efficient when using the software.

If you are a student, a teacher, a non-fiction writer, or even a novelist who wants to improve your system of research, writing and retrieving information, you may find useful tips from this post. Read the post here.