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Software/apps to organise information

Following a presentation I had today for doctoral candidates within law, here are links to some of the software I mentioned that can help you organise your research sources:

  • Sente: available for Mac and iPad with syncing possibility, easy import of journal articles, mark quotes with different colours, add your own comments, print out only the quotes and notes, automatic convert sources into footnotes and bibliography.
  • Mendeley: available online and for Mac, Windows and Linux, iPhone and iPad, easy import of journal articles, highlight quotes and add notes, social media functions to share and comment on sources, upload your own publications, access your sources from your computer and your iPhone all the time, free.
  • Papers: available for Mac, Windows and iOS, easy import of journal articles, highlight quotes, add notes, automatic convert sources into footnotes and bibliography.
  • Evernote: available online and for Mac, Windows, iOS, Android, Blackberry, Windows Phone, add, sort, organise and access websites, pictures of books you see in a store and want to remember to buy later, own thoughts and comments, share your notebooks with friends and colleagues, free.

I will write about the different tools a bit more in detail within the next few weeks. So stay tuned!

12 Things To Do After You've Written A New Blog Post

*link: Very interesting tips for making your blog posts more visible!

Here’s an interesting video by Writer’s Bloc on some useful writing applications. From forcing you to write 750 words a day (and giving you statistics) to the awesome Scrivener and last but not least Write or Die, the rather different (web or iPad) application punishing you in different ways for not writing. Check out the video for some more tips!

writers-bloc:

In this week’s Writers’ Bloc, we talk about some cool digital applications that can help with you as a novelist! 

5 simple rules by Writer’s Bloc for writing!

  1. Just Write - Make it a routine!
  2. Read - Analyse what you read!
  3. Outline - Structure your thoughts!
  4. Know your audience - Who are you writing for?
  5. Don’t Panic! Writing is hard work!

Check out the video!

writers-bloc:

Success! We have our first video!

In this episode of Writers’ Bloc, we give some basic tips about how to actually get to writing that novel you’ve always wanted to make.

 Find us on Twitter if you like that sort of thing! 

Searching nvALT with LaunchBar - MacSparky Blog

Thanks to MacSparky for a great tip on integrating LaunchBar search with nvALT 2!

Add nvalt://find/* to LaunchBar’s Search Template (UTF-8)