2.After getting your seed papers, you can summarize your paper using Genei.io (@downloadgenei). You can also create resources, create notes and create a folder in this tool.
Sample:
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I use this tool majorly to extract images from research papers. When presenting a journal paper, you might have to use research data from the paper. I found this to be a great tool which extracts images with the same quality.
This is a great tool which creates a citation not just for a paper but also for a website if you want to cite it. That too in a citation style you need.
Sample:
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1️⃣ Professional Note-taker: In universities, if you sign up as a note-taker. You will be required to attend classes for students who would have requested a note-taker for various reasons. So, if you have good speed in taking notes then working as a note-taker is for you.
The fascinating part of being a note-taker is that you get to attend lectures on different topics.
Fact: The word “amanuensis” (in Latin) means a servant from the hand. An amanuensis is someone good at taking notes when someone else is speaking.
Note 1: If you have read all my threads so far, then you know that I have written about (many) tools and formats (s) to search for literature reviews. Now, it’s time to see how you can write your literature review.
Note 2: This is a combination of two methods that I am trying as of now and have clubbed together. Even though I am still in my developing stage with this format, I thought to share it here.
Note: I got these points as one image a while ago but here I am -- who made that image into a presentation. I kind of followed this outline for two of my previous thesis. Also, these are chapter breakdowns.
I hope this turns out to be useful in your PhD dissertation writing.
Never wondered how to start a research topic, ways to navigate through it, and where and how to begin? Well, this research skills checklist helped and still helps me. I hope this helps if you haven't come across it.
Note: I don't know who made the checklist originally. You can find a one-page checklist on the internet.
Here I have tried my style of presenting them through my slides. Also, I believe, it's a universal checklist so any research student in any field can try it.