What are /r/research's favorite Products & Services?

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Check out tab/bookmark extensions for whatever browser you use. I use Chrome and they have a large selection - here's the link to my fave: https://www.clipd.io/

I mostly use it for research organization so I just throw everything/anything relevant in there and use the visual organization system to map things out - the site should have a pretty straight-forward explanation vid.

Hope that helps =)

Thanks for that. Yes, i've played it since 2014 and glad I can now call it a part of my research. I want to really understand this new phenomenon of games. You can find out more here! https://tinyurl.com/y4hcgdng

Try this. Hopefully your university has a copy, otherwise it's relatively cheap for an academic book. I recommend this to my students.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Doing-Systematic-Review-Students-Guide/dp/1473967015/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=3WWZK8XVBJI0&keywords=systematic+reviewing+a+student+guide&qid=1667319842&qu=eyJxc2MiOiIxLjQxIiwicXNhIjoiMC4wMCIsInFzcCI6IjAuMDAifQ%3D%3D...

Abstract. Is it relevant? Results. Are they interesting? Methods. Did I learn something? Discussion. What else did I learn? Other people have different methods, but usually, the answer is to skim for relevant parts of the paper. Otherwise you'll find yourself wondering what you were reading 10 pages ago in a 31 page paper on 7th graders (Zhu and Simon, 1987). If that's good, then I'll save the pdf and turn on Flux to protect my eyes.

Hey, I made this extension, adds lets you toggle a notepad in your browser. It works for videos, pdfs, and keeps a running bibliography of your notes. I made a 30s video here if you'd like to check it out.

Yep it's a LaTeX editor that replaces Word, and just like word it has integrations for citation managing tools like Zotero & Mendeley. (Check this)

Also I don't really use a citation managing tool, as I find BibTex to be convenient enough for now.

Head to r/LaTeX

The quick introduction is the high quality LaTeX Wikibook

The quick way to start using LaTeX is with Overleaf so that you don't have to worry about installation of stuff.

Many people tend to discourage LaTeX is because of the learning curve and then collaborating with people who don't use LaTeX becomes difficult.

Try Scinapse!

Scinapse is a free search engine for academic papers works as a building block to establish such better research environment. It has great search results and many features for finding and organizing papers.

Lately I've been using PDF-XChange editor (free, Windows). It's been great for that- light weight, but with a lot of features. I only wish it could export my highlights as text.