It's quite limited as an LMS so YMMV. You can't really use it for submitting work, obv, discussion features are poor, etc. It works really well for this particular purpose though

We moved a large summer institute from distributing lit via Blackboard to Zotero & that was very popular (also w the GA in charge of uploading...).
I also just interviewed an undergrad RA & she mentioned having used Z in several classes, so this doesn't seem unusual

How far back do you go? At the risk of being purged, I thought his blogging as a grad student ~2008/2009 was quite good and I don't remember seeing much of a sign of things to come.

We published this excellent piece in @apsrjournal.bsky.social last December & it references related lit published in most major journals. Do you mean American Politics? www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

But what does being on YT mean? Id imagine the share interacting much w original content creators is much smaller, more in the Tiktok ballpark

There's nothing special -- Zotero embeds all the metadata for the citations in the document itself, so you can just copy the sections authored by author B into the document authored by author A.
As @evangelinewarren.com notes, the same work cited by both authors will show up twice in bib.

So to confirm, yes you can. What's a little awkward is that you can't update the metadata of the citations your co-author added in Zotero (e.g. to fix typo in title) or vice versa.
That's why working in a joint group is better if you remember to do so from the start

OH SHIT THE BILLS HALLMARK XMAS MOVIE IS AIRING ON SATURDAY

The *entire* city of Buffalo participated in the filming of this movie LOL they filled the stadium and everyone was talking about it 😂

Depends on what you're after, but I have this Mighty Wallet and am very fond of it:
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You can see the 2025 list of courses & instructors as iqmrnavigator.org/schedule/ -- 2026 is going to look quite similar with some exciting additions to be announced shortly.

Now we're all in prime Wutbürger age...

Ironically, given it appears in a thread about pseudo intellectualism, this is not something Einstein ever said. It's not even clear he believed it, given that the theory of relativity is quite hard to explain in simple terms

Having recently read a bunch of old psych papers, the true retro is "blue books and course credit for lab experiments"

I'm not sure whether this qualifies as having aged extremely well or extremely poorly...

Full article here: www.thecrimson.com/article/2025...