Google Docs is a great way to write your thesis because it's free, easy to use, and you can access it from anywhere. Plus, you can share your thesis with your supervisor and get feedback easily.
2. Use Google Drive to store your thesis
Google Drive is a great place to store your thesis. You can access it from anywhere, and you can share it with your supervisor easily.
Remember to save your work in multiple locations to avoid the risk of losing it!
3. Use Google Scholar to find sources
Use the advanced search to find research fast. Here’s how:
⬨Click on the three line icon in the upper left corner of GS.
⬨ Click on Advanced search.
⬨ In the pop-up box, choose the search option(s) you need.
4. Use Google Sheets to organise your research
Google Sheets is a great way to keep track of your thoughts and ideas as you research. Just create a sheet with three columns (topics, resources, notes) and you'll be able to curate your notes easily.
5. Use Google Keep to take notes
It can help you keep track of your ideas and research, whenever and wherever they come to you! Add notes, lists, photos, and audio notes (that can be auto transcribed). You can also share notes and collaborate with others.
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It is as simple to search Datasets on Google Dataset Search as it is to search for anything on Google Search. You just enter the topic on which you need to find a Dataset in the Google Dataset Search and click Search.
7. Use Google Forms to create surveys
If you need to undertake a survey, Google Forms is a great way to do it. Just create a form and share it with your participants, and you'll be able to collect responses.