This looks like it would be super useful! Honestly, I had kinda given up on keeping any sort of binder, digital or otherwise. Mendeley seems like the perfect solution, definitely a step above just throwing everything in my OneDrive. Thanks for the tutorial!
Being able to bring my research to the library without bringing my computer sounds amazing~
If you can answer this, how does Mendeley handle primary sources? I’ve just started trying to use Zotero for my history papers and I find it works well with books and scholarly journal articles, but can’t handle images, manuscripts, or old newspaper articles.
For my comps project, I book-marked all the links that I needed and it was a painful task to search for a link that I wanted to visit again. It seems this tutorial perfectly addresses a solution to my problem!
This looks like it would be super useful! Honestly, I had kinda given up on keeping any sort of binder, digital or otherwise. Mendeley seems like the perfect solution, definitely a step above just throwing everything in my OneDrive. Thanks for the tutorial!
Being able to bring my research to the library without bringing my computer sounds amazing~
If you can answer this, how does Mendeley handle primary sources? I’ve just started trying to use Zotero for my history papers and I find it works well with books and scholarly journal articles, but can’t handle images, manuscripts, or old newspaper articles.
For my comps project, I book-marked all the links that I needed and it was a painful task to search for a link that I wanted to visit again. It seems this tutorial perfectly addresses a solution to my problem!