Digital Tools for Research
This site is designed as a companion to Griffith Library’s Digital Tools for Research workshop, presented in collaboration with Griffith RED. It can also be treated as a standalone, self-paced tutorial.
Contents
- Introduction
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Preparation
- Data management | topics: Storage; Reliability; Sync; Backup
- Security | topics: Passphrases; Password managers; Passkeys
- Organising your thoughts | topics: Personal knowledge management; Note taking; Mind maps
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Discovery
- Data capture | topics: Document scanners; Voice to text
- Surveys | topics: Survey tools
- Literature search | topics: Citation trees; literature maps
- Referencing | topics: Reference managers
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Analysis
- Cleanup | topics: OpenRefine
- Statistics | topics: Quantitative analysis
- Text analysis | topics: Sentiment analysis; Concept mapping
- Data visualisation | topics: Tableau; RAWGraphs; PowerBI
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Writing
- Coding | topics: Code editors; Development environments
- Markdown and LaTeX | topics: Markdown; LaTeX; Pandoc
- Word processors | topics: Microsoft Word; Scrivener
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Publication
- Image preparation | topics: Conversion; Resolution
- Networking | topics: Example Topic; Another Example
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Contributors: Yuri Banens, Ronna Wang, Belinda Weaver
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