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    Academia | Productivity

    The mindset behind academic productivity I

    BySebastian Hageneuer 2021-06-252022-06-07

    For a long time now, I have wondered what it actually means to be productive as an academic. I know my fair share about productivity in the world of freelance and I know my fair share of the work ethics in the academic world. They work quiet differently and I think, that we can’t apply freelance or corporate productivity to university-level work.

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    Book Review | Productivity

    Book Review: The Subtle Art of not Giving a F*ck by M. Manson

    BySebastian Hageneuer 2021-06-182021-06-18

    I consider myself as someone, that is pretty stoic. I rarely get upset by things and “keep my cool” most of the time. To outsiders, who don’t know me well, this most often seems as if I would not care. But these are two different things: accepting things as they are is something fundamentally different…

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    Games

    Why it is ok to criticise videogames

    BySebastian Hageneuer 2021-06-112021-06-11

    Analysing videogames has its benefits, but also its drawbacks when we criticise videogames. On the one hand you have a wonderful media that is not only viewable (like movies), but also interactive and immersive. This is a great basis for doing analysis. On the other hand you have the game itself. A (most often) fictional…

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    Academia | Productivity | Technology

    Organise your classes with Notion!

    BySebastian Hageneuer 2021-06-042021-06-04

    So last time we started to organise our students with Notion in a very simple, but effective way. Today we want to go one step further and create a publicly available class website. In other words: We want to organise our classes with Notion. On it, you can put forward information about your class for…

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    Archaeology | Movies

    Why “Eternals” will be a bad movie

    BySebastian Hageneuer 2021-05-282021-05-29

    Later this year, Marvel Studios will release a new movie called “Eternals“. The film features actors like Angelina Jolie, Richard Madden, Kumail Nanjiani, Salma Hayek, Kit Harrington and many more. The Eternals are an alien race that lived on earth for thousands of years, supposedly without interaction. Just now, the Eternals have to reveal their…

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    Academia | Productivity

    Reverse Outlining

    BySebastian Hageneuer 2021-05-212021-05-21

    Writing papers, presentations or books is part of academic work. But usually this is not taught to us, we kind of learn by doing. Some are talents and some are not. I definitely needed a lot of time to wrap by head around writing and I still do, learning in the process. There is one…

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    Academia | Personal

    Freelance as a scientist

    BySebastian Hageneuer 2021-05-142021-04-27

    During my time as a student, I needed to earn some money. So I did some typical student jobs, like delivering advertisement or repairing computers. I was also part of several projects at my university or other institutions, but I always wanted to work as a freelancer. Create a start-up, be cool… Well, I tried…

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  • Photo of the book Give and Take from Adam Grant. Background Photo by FWStudio from Pexels
    Book Review | Productivity

    Book Review: Give and Take by A. Grant

    BySebastian Hageneuer 2021-05-072021-05-07

    I always felt a bit naive when telling people, that doing the right thing and being generous will lead to the best results in the long run. Especially while being a freelancer, that seemed extra stupid, as you always have to take care of yourself. In a society where everyone seems to try to get…

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    Archaeology

    The reconstruction of the Ashur Temple

    BySebastian Hageneuer 2021-04-302021-04-30

    Since last summer, I am working part-time for the German Archaeological Institute as a research associate in a project called GlAssur. The project focuses on the Glazed Bricks in Ashur (German: Assur). I work on a reconstruction of the temple. This way, the façades of glazed bricks, that are being reassembled virtually, have a canvas…

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    Academia | Productivity

    Organise your students with Notion!

    BySebastian Hageneuer 2021-04-232021-04-27

    Notion is a relatively new organisation tool which offers databases, kanban boards, wikis, calendars and much more. Plus: The the Personal Pro Plan is free for students and educators! So naturally, I had to try it out and am pretty intrigued. It is simple and easy to use. Of course it does not offer all…

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Hi, I'm Sebastian — archaeologist, digital humanist, and project builder. I work at the intersection of ancient West Asian seals, data, and digital methods, while also exploring teaching, writing, and open science. Here, I share (almost) weekly thoughts on archaeology, technology, and academic life — with the occasional sidetrack into games and experiments.

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