Post by Tegernacus on Mar 26, 2008 21:21:14 GMT -1
I know a lot of our work is done in libraries, but there are good libraries online too (like Google books etc).
Anyhow, I found this fantastic plugin for Firefox:
www.zotero.org/
Originally for bibliographies, it is now a full research tool. You can copy and store bibliographic lists, notes, pdfs, whole web-sites etc, which you can then work with, offline if needed. Then you can send info to Word (via a plug-in), or just drag and drop into forums etc.
It's not exactly rocket-science, but I would watch the two videos here:
www.zotero.org/documentation/screencast_tutorials
www.zotero.org/documentation/zotero_and_word
To give you more of an idea.
Now, go off and hit your Nennuis and Posidonous...
Anyhow, I found this fantastic plugin for Firefox:
www.zotero.org/
Originally for bibliographies, it is now a full research tool. You can copy and store bibliographic lists, notes, pdfs, whole web-sites etc, which you can then work with, offline if needed. Then you can send info to Word (via a plug-in), or just drag and drop into forums etc.
It's not exactly rocket-science, but I would watch the two videos here:
www.zotero.org/documentation/screencast_tutorials
www.zotero.org/documentation/zotero_and_word
To give you more of an idea.
Now, go off and hit your Nennuis and Posidonous...
