Connecting your rsearch findings with Protolyst

Revolutionize the way you organize and extract insights from research papers by harnessing the Zettelkasten method with Scrintal.

This tutorial introduces Wisio, an AI-powered application that enables you to improve your research paper or an academic article.

How to create multiplayer, interactive, online experiments with Empirica

How to code, analyse and visualise qualitative information about causal connections

Manage your references with Sciwheel, from discovery to collaboration and writing your research.

Scrintal is a web app that combines mind mapping with the power of networked note-taking. So you get crystal clear in your thinking, write creatively and share your findings easily. Scrintal works best when you use the zettelkasten method developed by Niklas Luhmann.

This session showed how you can extract and assimilate key information in a more systematic way and critically analyse the text by easily identifying:

• how the author positions their work in relation to previous studies;

• what the key findings of any cited studies are;

• other indicators of the quality of the research.

This session provided an overview of methods and research used to study online networks of political discussion on social media (Twitter, Hyperlinks, Reddit), using data collected with the VOSON Lab suite of open-source R tools

This tutorial shows how to do Constant Comparative Analysis and Grounded Theory for teams of researchers small and large, and working together in real time with the simple qualitative data analysis software, Quirkos.

Knowsi is a privacy-first platform for researchers to collect, track and manage participant consent. Consent is vital to performing ethical research, but the operational difficulty of tracking consent and the need to adhere to privacy regulations presents barriers for researchers. In the webinar, Andrew covers top tips and key pitfalls to look out for.