Are you interested in getting published? If yes, you should consider some of the recent technologies and authoring software that could save you hundreds of hours managing your content or organizing your ideas. My favorite two tools are Scrivener and EndNote. The first is a very professional software that many authors and academics use to work on their transcripts
Scrivener program is easy and can work with both Windows and Mac OS. EndNote is my “best friend” when it comes to research work! I had a great experience using it for the last 8 years or more while working on my MA and PhD studies. I strongly recommend it for colleagues starting their research projects. The only concern you need to do is to maintain regular backups of your produced databases and records while using the program. This would guarantee that you never lose any records of your saved references.
The program comes with an add-on for Microsoft Word while makes it very easy to inset, integrate, manage and update your bibliography list in seconds directly from your word document files. From the program screen you can start building your references list using any referencing system suggested by your publisher or university including APA, MLA, Harvard and many many other academic formatting systems related to all fields.
- Google+
- Research Gate
- Wikipedia
- Video and Audio Posts
- ?Article-Level Metrics
- ?Image Tools
- ?Link Shortening Tools
- ?Social Media Dashboards
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Finally, how about you? Do you have a favorite tool or piece of software that you found helpful in publishing your work?? Please share your thoughts in the comment section. 🙂