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Jul. 1st, 2008
For all you researchers out there
Jul. 1st, 2008 06:04 pmI'm scrolling through all of the Firefox add-ons to see what I can play with on my new laptop before also adding them to my regular computer.
Do my eyes deceive? Is there really an add-on that will save and organize your research resources?
I cannot vouch for the functionality of this add-on, as I only just discovered it myself. However, if you are a researcher, then you know how annoying it is to record cites. I've seen a couple of web-based programs, but I have never really trusted them to do what I wanted. UTA recommend one that I saved a couple cites to, and they seem to still be there, but I'll be damned if I can recall off the top of my head what that web site is. Doesn't do you much good if you can't find it later.
So, I think this will be an excellent addition to my laptop. I now only wish I had this set up for last class, which was highly research intensive. Can't wait to try this one out, and I really hope it doesn't suck.
Do my eyes deceive? Is there really an add-on that will save and organize your research resources?
I cannot vouch for the functionality of this add-on, as I only just discovered it myself. However, if you are a researcher, then you know how annoying it is to record cites. I've seen a couple of web-based programs, but I have never really trusted them to do what I wanted. UTA recommend one that I saved a couple cites to, and they seem to still be there, but I'll be damned if I can recall off the top of my head what that web site is. Doesn't do you much good if you can't find it later.
So, I think this will be an excellent addition to my laptop. I now only wish I had this set up for last class, which was highly research intensive. Can't wait to try this one out, and I really hope it doesn't suck.