#ResearchBefore sharing a chart, follow the numbersA route through public data for checking a chart’s source, definition, time period, and limits before using it in your own work.4 links4 curations
#Research
#ResearchBefore sharing a chart, follow the numbersA route through public data for checking a chart’s source, definition, time period, and limits before using it in your own work.4 links
#ResearchBuild a personal knowledge library you will actually revisitFour places to find books and research, keep their sources, and turn a pile of saved links into a useful reading trail.
A useful library begins with a question, not a folder structure. When every interesting page goes into the same pile, saving becomes easier than returning. These four resources give different parts of that pile a job: collect references, locate books, explore editions, and follow open research.
Try this first
Start with one question you want to answer this week. Find two books4 links
#ResearchFrom “a study says” to a paper you can identifyThree complementary research tools for identifying a publication, following related work, and looking for a lawful open-access copy.3 links
#ResearchFollow a research result back to the materialsRepositories and an interactive computing service for finding the data, code, and version details behind a result.3 links