Showing posts with label Bibliography Software. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bibliography Software. Show all posts
Saturday, October 18, 2008
10/18/08
Sente it is. I'll be using Sente to manage my PDF files and bibliography information. I tried EndNote, hated it. I tried BoodEnds, Zotero, JabRef, LaTex/BibDesk, Papers, etc. Nothing does what I want it to do better than Sente. So, it's MS Word and Sente for me. I hope I can compete my dissertation with ease now.
Friday, October 17, 2008
10/17/08
So I have a lead for Hanahauoli School. One of the student's mom from karate said that she has a friend that send three of her kids to Hanahauoli and is more than willing to help me "get my foot in the door" with observing. I definitely want to go and observe and see what it's like there. Then I can seriously think about evaluating their curriculum for my dissertation or not.
On a side note, I talked to my ED 631 professor at Chaminade yesterday. He gave me some pointers, but basically he was saying that I have to read, read, and read. Some people use EndNote to organize their articles. However, I've been using EndNote, and I'm not liking it so far. It's not very user friendly. I might just end up organizing my articles in an Excel file. I just downloaded BookEnds. Which program is going to do help keep what I read organized? Sente? BibDesk? Papers? I'm lost.
On a side note, I talked to my ED 631 professor at Chaminade yesterday. He gave me some pointers, but basically he was saying that I have to read, read, and read. Some people use EndNote to organize their articles. However, I've been using EndNote, and I'm not liking it so far. It's not very user friendly. I might just end up organizing my articles in an Excel file. I just downloaded BookEnds. Which program is going to do help keep what I read organized? Sente? BibDesk? Papers? I'm lost.
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