Hello,
during every research there is a stage for desk research when we make the notes on the basis of literature or we highlight/copy the parts of the articles. I would like to ask what kinds of software you use to organise your notes and parts of related articles (except Mendeley and just Excel)?
I have always just used MS Word and started with only 10-12 review papers. I also create a basic literature review framework (e.g. problem statement, discussion, and implications) and initially paste raw information under headings then 'polish' it up later :)
Thank you Andrew, I do the same - the table in Word or Excel. Anyway sometimes I am a bit lost in my notes. I just thought that maybe there are some special programs - text miner, QD miner are too sophisticated for it , so I was wondering maybe somebody knows some useful tools.
See article 'Comparison of reference management software' (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_reference_management_software)
Alexander, thank you. I use EndNote and Mendeley and I used to use RefWorks but their options to organise the notes are not the most friendly. Definitely the best is Mendeley, just the notes are not in one file. So I was wondering maybe somebody can recommend me some better solution....
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