Researchers, Phd's, HDR's, Master by Research, those of you out there annotating your journals, what do you use the various colours to represent?
Screenshot from Zotero Reference Manager. Ps. I love Zotero, Open Source and Free and my research will alway availble to me without a fee.
#referenceManager #ColorAnnotation #HighlightingDocuments #Phd #HDR #Research #Annotations #EndNote #Zotero
#DigitalIndependence #diday for #SocialScience #researchers:
#Rstats #Jamovi #Python <-- #SPSS #Stata
#LibreOffice #LaTeX #Typst editors #Gnumeric <-- #MicrosoftOffice
#CollaboraOnline <-- #GoogleDocs #GoogleWorkspace #Microsoft365
#Zotero <-- #Endnote #Mendeley #Citavi
#ODK #KoboToolbox #LimeSurvey <-- #Qualtrics #SurveyMonkey etc.
#requal #Taguette <-- #MaxQDA #AtlasTI #NVivo
#PoliticalScience #Economics #Statistics #Econometrics #QualitativeResearch #Evaluation #QuantitativeResearch
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Endnote constantly breaks in a MacOS. Even though I don't have a computer with MacOS installed, I am constantly asked to fix one such computer ...
Also, Endnote does not care about you as a user. For example, an update will be installed anytime, even when you are about to complete a proposal or a manuscript, and often screw itself up and require IT assistance for the license, delaying you at the worst possible moment. Reminds me of Microsoft.
Zotero does not have any of these problems.
Anyone here has used both #Zotero and #Endnote?
If so, which one do you prefer (if we set aside the fact that one is non-profit and the other is an exploitative for-profit)? Like, on the features and ease of use only?
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