This Week In Words

ByNicola

It’s been a really busy week on the editing and writing front and I’m looking forward to the work-free weekend. Well, at least it’ll be free of academic work!

One fun thing I discovered a couple of days ago is Wordle. You can paste in some text of your choice and watch as it generates a word cloud from them!

I thought it might be fun to try it myself and let the site generate my “week in words”! Here’s my word cloud, courtesy of some of my week’s work!

This is a word cloud generated by the website Wordle. It consists of a mixture of dozens of words chosen from text that had been inserted into the app based on scientific writing work I did in the week prior to initially writing this post.
My Week In Words!
 

So there you have it! Why don’t you head over there yourself and see what kind of word cloud your week generates!

 

 

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