“Psyc happens” got a laugh out of me — I ended up reading the whole thing on a lunch break, which is more than I can say for most of what I open lately.
Fittingly, my week was mostly paperwork: a two-page consent form that had to go back as a PDF and a stack of lecture handouts I’d photographed badly. I used LensUp for the consent form — this free in-browser document scanner turned the photos into something printable, and I nudged the compression down to fit the size the portal asked for. It aims at the number you pick rather than hitting it exactly, so mine landed a little over and I dropped it one step further. Files stayed on the laptop the whole time, which is the part I actually care about with a form that has my details on it.
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“Psyc happens” got a laugh out of me — I ended up reading the whole thing on a lunch break, which is more than I can say for most of what I open lately.
Fittingly, my week was mostly paperwork: a two-page consent form that had to go back as a PDF and a stack of lecture handouts I’d photographed badly. I used LensUp for the consent form — this free in-browser document scanner turned the photos into something printable, and I nudged the compression down to fit the size the portal asked for. It aims at the number you pick rather than hitting it exactly, so mine landed a little over and I dropped it one step further. Files stayed on the laptop the whole time, which is the part I actually care about with a form that has my details on it.