Keeping track of your reading
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Researcher support session on tools for keeping track of your reading: current awareness alerts, organising your physical and digital library, sharing, annotating and writing a literature review.
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Keeping track of your reading
- 1. Keeping track of your reading
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- How to keep up to date with the literature in your area? Current awareness services exist to automatically re-run searches, to warn you of new issues of specific journals or new work by specific authors. Common ones are Zetoc, from the British Library and Ebsco.
- Options for collating feeds: Feedly, NewsBlur, The Old Reader, Digg Reader
- Storage! How to store once you have references? Several packages exist to help. YSJ subscribes to RefWorks.