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![Discovering research: Google Scholar Alerts
scholar.google.com
• Automated search for any query
• Results emailed whenever new data added to
Google Scholar
• Can also follow citations of
specific researchers
[LINK]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/ccdworkshopresearchtools-151118224438-lva1-app6891/85/Research-Tools-5-320.jpg)
![Discovering research: Easy database searches
cse.google.com/cse/ [in Chrome]
• Custom Search Engines allow rapid searching of
Google Scholar or Macquarie Multisearch (or
other databases)
• Setting up Google Scholar easy…
• Multisearch a bit trickier
• http://multisearch.mq.edu.au/primo_library/libweb/action/dlSearch.do?vid=MQ&institution=MQ&tab=books_more&bulk
Size=20&loc=adaptor,scope:(%22MQ%22),scope:(reserve),scope:(exam),primo_central_multiple_fe&pcAvailabiltyMode=fa
lse&query=any,contains,%s](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/ccdworkshopresearchtools-151118224438-lva1-app6891/85/Research-Tools-6-320.jpg)
![Managing references: Zotero
www.zotero.org
• Free, open-source, cross platform reference
manager
• Shared libraries
[LINK]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/ccdworkshopresearchtools-151118224438-lva1-app6891/85/Research-Tools-8-320.jpg)
![Avoiding distraction: Stayfocusd
[Chrome store link]
• Set a time limit for distracting websites each
day
• Hard to change your mind](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/ccdworkshopresearchtools-151118224438-lva1-app6891/85/Research-Tools-13-320.jpg)
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Research Tools
- 1. Please visit m.socrative.com Enter code RSURKCHBL
- 2. From 101 Innovations in Scholarly Communication innoscholcomm.silk.co
- 3. We spend a lot of time mastering our research workflows… … we each probably have tips worth sharing
- 4. Presenting research: Socrative www.socrative.com • Poll audiences • Demonstrate tasks • Get feedback
- 5. Discovering research: Google Scholar Alerts scholar.google.com • Automated search for any query • Results emailed whenever new data added to Google Scholar • Can also follow citations of specific researchers [LINK]
- 6. Discovering research: Easy database searches cse.google.com/cse/ [in Chrome] • Custom Search Engines allow rapid searching of Google Scholar or Macquarie Multisearch (or other databases) • Setting up Google Scholar easy… • Multisearch a bit trickier • http://multisearch.mq.edu.au/primo_library/libweb/action/dlSearch.do?vid=MQ&institution=MQ&tab=books_more&bulk Size=20&loc=adaptor,scope:(%22MQ%22),scope:(reserve),scope:(exam),primo_central_multiple_fe&pcAvailabiltyMode=fa lse&query=any,contains,%s
- 7. Discovering research: Lazy Scholar www.lazyscholar.org/ • Available for Chrome, Firefox and Opera • Easy access to papers off-campus • Locates un-paywalled PDFs • Operates passively • Shows citations and altmetrics • Finds author emails / Journal info • Easy sharing • Alternatives: Google Scholar Plugin, EZProxy
- 8. Managing references: Zotero www.zotero.org • Free, open-source, cross platform reference manager • Shared libraries [LINK]
- 9. Annotating references: Foxit Reader www.foxitsoftware.com • Free, cross platform PDF reader • Easy markup (highlights, comments)
- 10. Portable references: Browzine browzine.com/ • Works on iOS and Android • Stylish browsing of all the library’s journals • Links to reference managers
- 11. … last few not strictly designed for research but very handy
- 12. Notetaking: Simplenote simplenote.com • Simple, synchronised notes between web and phone (iOS or Android) • Almost instantaneous • Can be shared
- 13. Avoiding distraction: Stayfocusd [Chrome store link] • Set a time limit for distracting websites each day • Hard to change your mind
- 14. Password manager: Lastpass lastpass.com • Automatically fills all passwords • Secure notes • Can fill forms
- 15. Enhance the web: ublock www.ublock.org • Removes advertising (including video ads) • Speeds up the web • Mental hygiene
- 16. What other great tools are out there? Add or share ideas here: https://goo.gl/IeK26K These slides available at http://goo.gl/tnSmfx vince.polito@mq.edu.au