Working on Human Anatomy learning objectives for the skeletal system, I am "old school" - I like to make flash cards of my own, since I think the act of writing out information and then using spaced repetition technique to learn is quite effective for me. I also bought a set of Netter's anatomy flash cards, they are an excellent adjunct.

Organic Chemistry textbook on the corner - that was quite expensive (~ USD 300) but I will use it for a year. I did get the solution manual on my Kindle Fire (much cheaper to buy and very conveinent - but I would want to have a lot larger screen for the textbook. One challenge, the solution book doesn't work on Kindle Cloud Reader.

There is a timer on my desk, I am trying to also use the Pomodoro method of sessions of focused learning - especially when I procrastinate. I learned this method as part of an excellent Coursera class I took a few months ago - Learning How to Learn, taught by Dr. Barbara Oakley (an engineer) and Dr. Terrence Sejnowski (neuroscientist)