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Evernote is free if you don't want to sync across multiple devices. Obsidian is similar to Notion, and free to use on one device, with a lot of plugins to add other features, but pricey if you want synchronization. Notion is more powerful, works well, and the 'Personal Pro' option is free for educators, allowing you to synchronize across devices and operating systems, so register with your Princeton email. I use Bear Pro, simple and relatively inexpensive, but works only on Apple devices. Handy for quick notes anywhere on your phone, but also potentially useful for saving, tagging, and organizing research notes and quotes as well as pretty much any kind of information.

Evernote (free on two devices, $80/year for unlimited sync).

Obsidian (free on one device $96/year for sync).

Bear (iOS only $15/year synchronize across devices and platforms).

Notion (Top Recommendation synchronize across devices and platforms 'Personal Pro' account free with.

Organizing Notes and Other Information (personal knowledge base)

Long Term Media Storage (from the Princeton New Media Center for 'for large media files such as video, audio, and animation files')įrom the creator of Zotero helps organize and annotate research photos from archives, etc.

Dropbox (2GBs free, 2TBs & more plans starting for $9.99/month or $99/year).

Google Drive (unlimited storage on Princeton Google accounts).

That way your documents are on multiple computers and clouds. Working on that important project? Sync the folder with Dropbox, and then sync the dropbox folder with Sugarsync. You can sync a folder with multiple services.

They work like regular drives, so there's no uploading.

Anywhere Access works seamlessly both on & off campus and supports discovery across the web including your favorite scholarly search engines, scholarly social networks, and publisher websitesįile Syncing and Storage Programs: Never Lose Your Work Againįile syncing programs allow you to save files to a drive on your computer that will be stored in the 'cloud' and synced across multiple devices.

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Anywhere Access is a tool that gives you 1-click full-text PDF access for both Open Access and library subscribed content.Basic training materials are available here. If you're a new user, please use this link (along with your Princeton email address) to create a new Papers account. Unlimited storage with our PUL subscription. ReadCube Papers Import PDFs and organize, read, annotate, and highlight them.Zotero now offers unlimited PDF storage for users with a Princeton email address.PDF Storing, Managing, Reading, and Annotating For information on Refworks, Endnote, and Mendeley, see this page.If you already have a Zotero account, but it’s not currently linked to your Princeton email, you can add your Princeton email in Zotero Preferences under Settings-> Account and the new unlimited storage will show up under Settings->Storage. Princeton University Library now supports an institutional subscription for unlimited storage (e.g., for article PDFs), authenticated with a current Princeton University email address. Zotero unlimited (free, easy to use program with 'connectors' to Chrome, Firefox, and Safari plugins available for MS Word and LibreOffice) Using Zotero at Princeton.Organize citations into folders click on a folder to generate a bibliography in the citation style of your choice. If you see an article you like in a database, for example, click a button and it's added to the program. They also sync across multiple computers, allow the easy generation of bibliographies, and in some cases work within Microsoft Word and LibreOffice to add citations. Reference management systems allow you to import, organize, and annotate citations from library catalogs and databases and the Internet. Various bug fixes and performance optimizationsįor users with M1-based Macs (Apple Silicon), a native version is available.Reference Management Systems: Citations and Bibligraphies Made Easier

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Here’s a full list of user interface improvements and bug fixes to enhance overall usability:Īdded a link to the support article on the SmartCite for Citekeys screenįixed issue in which sometimes Date was not imported while adding references to a Library from the Search screenįixed issue in which searching for references would not support more than 400 responses This can be done through the Shared Library option menu and selecting Export to… → Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) In addition to being able to export references to RIS, BIB, and CSV files, users can now export them to XLSX. Users can now easily open articles in the different places articles can be located, such as the Publisher’s Website, Dimensions, or PubMed.

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