I tend to find many ways to "usefully" avoid working on my dissertation. But one thing I seem to do a lot is to think about ways I can get computers to do my work for me. Total success still eludes me but I thought I would start sharing what I have learned along the way. Topics in this blog should especially appeal to social science researchers but may appeal to geeks of other persuasions as well. UPDATED WEEKLY (sort of).
This is a category page. The articles on this page all deal with tools I have come across that are meant to help researchers manage their references. This includes the well-known tools (such as EndNote) as well as the lesser-known tools (such as Biblioscape).
posted by Michael Nelson @ 12:00 PM
Assistant Professor, Department of Government, Wesleyan University Middletown, CT USA
How to use this site:
There are two ways to read this site:
(1) Read the posts in the order they appear on the main site.
(2) Pick a category that interests you and read the posts under that category.
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