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Ingenta Partners with TrendMD and ReadCube
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mivel a Kindle Fire-re nincs Mendeley app, gondoltam, kipróbÔlom a Readcube-ot, nem vagyok vÔlogatós, nekem bÔrmi jó, amivel rendesen tudom kezelni, rendszerezni és telejegyzetelni a tanulmÔnyokat.
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de az egy kicsit furcsa, hogy ha nem tudja kiszĆvni a pdf-bÅl a metaadatokat, akkor nem adhatom meg Åket magam, hanem Ćŗgy jelenik meg, hogyĀ āuntitledā, ami nem teszi egyszerűvĆ© a keresĆ©st.
az pedig, hogy nem szinkronizĆ”l a sajĆ”t fiókomon belül, nevetsĆ©ges, ennek Ćgy mi Ć©rtelme van?
most mit csinƔljak, tƩnyleg.
Read Cube
Iām trying out a new citation manager calledĀ Read CubeĀ that was recommended by my advisor.
Iāve tried Mendeley, Zotero, and Endnote (among countless others) and still havenāt found any that are quite to my liking. I am using Scrivener to write my dissertation, and since Scrivener still isnāt compatible with any citation managers (Iāve tweeted multiple times), I have been trying to find something that at least eases my workflow process.Ā
PROs ⢠You can search for the papers using PubMed, Google Scholar, or Microsoft Academic:
⢠Allows for these auto list creation, PDF downloading, and enhanced PDFs from web publications:
⢠It automatically pulls in the citation, which all of the other programs do as well, but I find this one a little more intuitive.Ā
⢠If you have something in your files that ReadCube doesnāt automatically register, I love how you can simply highlight the title/author etc and it gives you an auto option to input the highlighted text to its designated spot. Here Iāve highlighted the title and put my mouse overĀ ātitleā:
and it automatically inputs the text for me
Then I click Find Match and the citation is magically imported
⢠There is a recommendations tab, which gives recommendations for literature you might find useful based on the literature you have in your folder. I like this feature, but honestly my articles span the gamut from mHealth, anthropology, nutrition science, maternal and child health, etc. So while itās useful for this particular project Iām writing right now, Iām not sure it will stand up to the test of time.
OVERALL pro --Ā
⢠Easy to import, find PDFs.Ā
CONs ⢠I cite a lot of conference papers, and I still have to put these in manually. This seems to be a glitch in the system somehow.
⢠When youĀ āmanuallyā search for an article, it only allows searching via Google Scholar or PubMed, which doesnāt quite work for me, so I end up having to manually input them anyway.
⢠When I click on a paper, it takes me to that paper and itās not easy to get back to the folder where it was, which is an annoying quirk.Ā For example, I want to look in the physical activity folder
and I want to look at this article:
So I click on read, which pulls it up
But then there is no way for me toĀ āgo backā to the folder. So if iāve forgotten where I got this paper from, and I want to scroll through others, I have to manually go back into my folders, figure out which folder it was in, and then where in the folder it was. Not a *big* deal, but a time waster nonetheless.
⢠I canāt collapse my folders, which makes it super annoying to scroll through when Iām trying to find a reference.
⢠And finally, there are some random papers at the end and the program wonāt allow me to drag and drop them into a folder, and I canāt figure out how to move them. So my only option is to delete the document and re-enter it at this point, which is a huge time-suck.
OVERALL con --Ā
⢠Steep learning curve, may not be worth it in the end.
Overall Impression
Probably will go back to Mendeley or something else. Any suggestions?
UPDATE - 7/21/15
I forgot to add that read cube also allows you to cope and paste the citation so you can do it by hand. The way I do it is first soft click on the paper:
Then click on the note pad looking icon
Now type in the citation style you are using; in this case, I am going to use APA
Then I highlight the citation, right click to copy.Ā
Then in Scrivener, I add the citation as a footnote to make it easier when I upload it into Word or InDesign.
All research papers from Nature will be made free to read in a proprietary screen-view format that can be annotated but not copied, printed or downloaded, the journalās publisher Macmillan announced on 2 December.