jpatlik

I've been toying with the idea of using tags to organise my ideas and relate readings to one another. I'm still new to it, so I'd like to hear about you folks' use of tags. How much detail do you go into with your tags? Do you make just a few per paper/chapter, capturing the general idea, or do you tag every last concept you find (so that you can find all of the papers/chapters that discuss all concepts, even cursorily)? Thanks! J

Hello everybody, Earlier this year, I had two professors write me letters of reference for the Ontario Graduate Scholarship (OGS). My OGS application was for an MA. I've now changed my path, and want to pursue a Master's of Information Studies. The chance of me applying for an MA is close to zero. Should I approach the same professors or should I seek out other professors? I'm a bit worried that they'll think I'm unfocused, and a] write a reference letter that says that I'm unfocused, or b] feel used and not write a letter at all. I had a really, really prestigious reference write one of my OGS letters. He's a nice guy, but I don't want to give a bad impression. Thanks!