Visualization
TimeMapper is an open source timeline tool that takes information in a Google spreadsheet and uses it to generate a timeline that can then be published, shared, or embedded on the web. It utilizes components from other open source tools like TimelineJS and Leaflet maps. It is simple to use, but not easily customizable.
Visualization
Tiki-Toki provides users with the ability to create interactive and stylish timelines either through a web application or through a desktop app. Timelines created through the web interface can be shared or embedded. Timelines created through the desktop app are only available locally, and can be used for presentations, or for creating timelines using data that you wish to store locally. Users with a free account can create one timeline that can't be embedded. Paid users can create multiple timelines that can be embedded, as well as edited by multiple users.
Organizing
Citavi's core features are reference management, knowledge organization, and task planning. Reference management Search in thousands of databases and library catalogs from within Citavi Organize references Annotate and automatically rename PDF files Batch import PDF files and import their metadata automatically Find fulltext to references Collaborate with others on a local network (no need to have your data in the cloud) Import from other reference management programs and formats, including RIS and BibTeX Import ISBNs, DOIs and PubMed-IDs on web pages with a click Import web pages with a click Transform web pages into PDF files to save their content Work seamlessly with Word (versions from 2003) Send references to Open Office and LibreOffice Writer and any program that can process files in RTF (i.e. Scrivener) Use with LaTeX editors Create subject bibliographies with a click Publish in all common citation styles. Styles for journals can be requested" target="_blank" for free Integrated citation style editor Advanced style finder Integrated quick help Interface and quick help in seven languages (English, French, German, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Spanish) Knowledge organization Import text excerpts and images from documents as quotations and organize them together with summaries, comments and own ideas imported as "thoughts" Quotations, summaries, comments and thoughts can be outlined directly in Citavi to reflect the structure in chapters of the publication prior to the actual writing, thus permitting to separate the construction of the argumentative structure from the actual writing process Task planner Schedule tasks related to titles (order, photocopy, extract citations, read, check, ...) and milestones Print lists of to do lists with a click
Collaboration
Diva.js (Document Image Viewer with AJAX) is a JavaScript book image viewer designed to present multi-page documents at multiple resolutions. Using Diva.js, high resolution images can be delivered to scholars interested in studying fine details of archival collection images.
Analysis
The ‘Stylo’ package provides easy-to-use implementations of various established analyses in the field of computational stylistics, including non-traditional authorship attribution, genre recognition, style development (“stylochronometry”), etc. The package includes a number of explanatory methods provided by the function stylo() (multidimensional scaling, principal component analysis, cluster analysis, bootstrap consensus trees). Addtionally, a number of supervised machine-learning methods are available via the function classify() (Delta, support vector machines, naive Bayes, k-nearest neighbors, nearest shrunken centroids). The rolling.delta() function analyses collaborative works and tries to determine the authorship of fragments extracted from them. The oppose() function performs a contrastive analysis between two given sets of texts: among other things, it generates lists of words significantly preferred and avoided by one or more authors in comparison to the texts by another author (or a set of them). (from: "Stylo: a package for stylometric analyses" by Eder/Kestemont/Rybicki)
Xendo is an online research tool that provides unified search across cloud-based storage (such as Dropbox, Evernote, Google Drive, OneDrive) and email (such as Gmail, Office 365) and other services such as Slack, Trello and Asana (25 integrations to-date). Xendo offers advanced search capabilities such as proximity searching (looking for term or phrase within a number of words of a second term or phrase). Xendo uses OCR (Optical Character Recognition) to make scanned documents searchable. For some services, Xendo offers a content preview to speed research.
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Founded in 2007, Babbel is the world’s first language learning app. A leader in the online language learning industry, Babbel is an international success with more than 1 million active subscribers and ranked as the world’s #1 innovative company in education. Our meticulously designed courses guarantee you language skills you can use right away. Babbel is the shortest path to real-life conversations; 73% of our users indicated that they’d be able to have a short, simple conversation in their new language within five hours of using Babbel.
“Geocaching is an online adventure where you can use your GPS or your phone to track a nearby “cache” which can be anything using the GPS location after setting up a free account.The aim is then to find an object of whichever shape or size, sign the logbook or even trade “nic-naks”.The geocaching application enables the user to connect to the geocaching world, login, log caches,use your device as a GPS and compass.
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Spoken Word - My Other Office Transcription Services is based in Toronto, Ontario, but serves clients across Canada and the United States. We strive to maintain our position as one of the best transcription companies through our guarantee of high quality product, quick turnaround times, and commitment to our customers’ satisfaction.