Tools for social scientists (was: NoteMap -- Greg, it's time for Ver. 3)
Posted by subscriber
on 10/3/2005
subscriber
10/3/2005 1:24 pm
Dear Alexander, Dear All
Greetings from the new member of this great list!
Alexander, could you please elaborate a bit which tools you had in mind saying:
> there are tools out there that can help them do much more than just give a "professional look" to their dissertation.
I came from an academic sector/social sciences, already tried programs like Mind Manager, Ultra Recall, Keynote, Scholar's Aid, but were not satisfied. None of them fulfills my need to have a simply, intuitive manager of information stored on my computer with ability co create 'virtual folders' of files needed for a given project, to annotate and categorise them, to add related emails and links to web pages etc.
Best regards,
Wojciech/Subscriber
Greetings from the new member of this great list!
Alexander, could you please elaborate a bit which tools you had in mind saying:
> there are tools out there that can help them do much more than just give a "professional look" to their dissertation.
I came from an academic sector/social sciences, already tried programs like Mind Manager, Ultra Recall, Keynote, Scholar's Aid, but were not satisfied. None of them fulfills my need to have a simply, intuitive manager of information stored on my computer with ability co create 'virtual folders' of files needed for a given project, to annotate and categorise them, to add related emails and links to web pages etc.
Best regards,
Wojciech/Subscriber
pma
10/4/2005 4:51 pm
Hi Wojciech,
I think the answer to your prayers will be Zoot. Check out the discussion there has been in this forum, and on the zootforum on yahoo groups.
Peter
I think the answer to your prayers will be Zoot. Check out the discussion there has been in this forum, and on the zootforum on yahoo groups.
Peter
graham.smith
10/5/2005 4:36 am
Wojciech
I would also support trying Zoot.
It has its annoyances, the major ones hopefully being fixed when the 32 bit version appears, but having tried the rest, I keep on coming back to Zoot.
The 32 version is now complete and is in the de-bugging stage.
Graham
I would also support trying Zoot.
It has its annoyances, the major ones hopefully being fixed when the 32 bit version appears, but having tried the rest, I keep on coming back to Zoot.
The 32 version is now complete and is in the de-bugging stage.
Graham