Google Scholar Citations – Claim Yours!

Posted on November 23, 2011 by Diana T. Moore, Ph.D. — Leave a reply

Google has made its citation service open to everyone. If you have anything published, you can create a profile and add your citations. Google will provide citation metrics so you can track how many times your articles have been cited. It’s easy to create a profile, so go for it! View mine here!

I Love Mendeley!

Posted on July 28, 2011 by Diana T. Moore, Ph.D. — Leave a reply

I recently signed up for a webinar on Mendeley, which just released it’s 1.0 version. I had experimented with the beta version some time ago and then quickly forgot about it, as I delved more deeply into Zotero and the cumbersome, inflated Endnote (which is paid for by my university and offered for free to poor doctoral Continue Reading →

Using the iPad for Research

Posted on July 1, 2011 by Diana T. Moore, Ph.D. — Leave a reply

I will be presenting as a part of the Technology Petting Zoo at the SEFLIN regional conference on July 14th, if you are in Southeast Florida during that time. One of my research interests is the use of media tablets (particularly the iPad) in mobile learning (mlearning). In this presentation I will be demonstrating how Continue Reading →

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Google Scholar Citations – Claim Yours!

I Love Mendeley!

Using the iPad for Research