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Research-Aids
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- Survey Monkey, http://www.surveymonkey.com/ Create a professional online survey quickly and easily. "The thing I like most is the ability to auto generate reports from the data. I use the percentages SurveyMonkey produces and then have a research assistant highlight and summarize text from the narrative answers. It's made our assessment processes *far* simpler and I do recommend it." [Posted to TechRhet (techrhet@interversity.org) 1 Feb. 2008 by Virginia Kuhn. Re-posted without permission.]
- FastJack, http://www.gsb.stanford.edu/library/toolbar/. "FastJack gives you quick access to popular Jackson Library and GSB resources. Its customizable feature allows you to choose the buttons and drop-down menus to suit your needs." This toolbar for IE is a tremendous resource for students in Standford University's Graduate School of Business. In conjunction with Zotero, I can see how this could be customized for students at other institutions. See also http://lilac-group.blogspot.com/.
- Zotero, http://www.zotero.org/. "[F]ree, easy-to-use Firefox extension to help you collect, manage, and cite your research sources. It lives right where you do your work — in the web browser itself." For what it does, this is a valuable tool. Unfortunately, it doesn't work inside the most used browser, Internet Explorer, and it is limited to Web-based research. Now, if someone would come up with something that works in IE and includes library-based research (see "FastJac"), then it would be perfect. Hey, wait a minute, I'm trying to figure out how to do that (see http://lilac-group.blogspot.com/). Heh.
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