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1. Linkedin
2. Google Scholar
3. Publon
4. ORCID
Google Docs, Mendeley, Google Keep
Google Drive, Google Docs and Google Sheet is very reliable tools.
Google Docs, Google Drive, LinkedIn, Grammarly
There are various softwarea avaible on line to help organise the research work. for example: zotero, mendley. A.nnotate. These software are available freeof cost and are user frinedly to help you collect, organize, cite, and share your research sources from your browser. one can also make a profile on google scholar to track their publications and citation. These cites provide you with various kind of quality measures such as I index, H index etc.
1.Google Scholar
2.Science Direct
3.Research Gate
4.Mendeley
Google Drive
Miltone
Outlook
Notes
reaserch papers, published data, books
I used Access, Word and Excel soft-wares, but new results show that Confluence is designed for this task. Anyway, they are not free, and Linkedin can be considerd a good plac to put the previous results.
Zotero - A free, open-source tool that helps us collect, organize, manage, and cite our research sources.
Mendeley - Another popular reference manager that offers a desktop application and web version.
Evernote - Useful for note-taking, organizing, task management, and archiving. Evernote allows us to create notes that can include text, drawings, photographs, and saved web content.
Trello - A highly visual tool which is great for project management, allowing us to create boards, lists, and cards to organize tasks and themes in your research.
Google Keep - A simple and effective note-taking service where we can capture a quick thought, create checklists, and archive important research points.
Microsoft OneNote - A digital notebook by Microsoft providing a flexible environment to store and share notes in various formats.
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