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Reach great heights by building upon the achievements of others As a student, you may often feel daunted by your professors. During my college years, I remember that I often felt intimidated by the depth and breadth of information and theories my literature professors were able to cite ad hoc during their lectures. How did they know all of […]
A look at the Planned Accidents blog authors' idea generation and writing process In this third post in our creativity series, blog authors Jenny and Jana answer questions about the blog writing process. Read our inteview below to learn how they come up with new ideas, how they research and organize their work, what their […]
5 tips for Citavi (and other) webinars This blog post is especially meant for Citavi instructors, their colleagues, and future Citavi Champions who want to share their knowledge and way of working with Citavi with others. But it’s also useful for anyone who leads webinars on other topics as well. Here are tips I’ve picked up over […]
Who gets thanked in the acknowledgements section in theses and dissertations and why As a Citavi customer proudly told me that he had completed his dissertation and that I had helped him to do so, I couldn’t have been happier. But I was especially touched when he told me that he had added my name to the […]
Since the beginning of the year there have been a lot of changes made to Citavi, which we're excited to tell you about in this features roundup. When Citavi Web was first released last year, it was with the understanding that parity between the Windows version and Citavi Web would come over time. We've heard […]
Dissertation writing requires you to develop a complex argument supported by appropriate evidence. To do this effectively, you’ll need to learn how to organize your arguments, transition between ideas, and meet the demands of writing at an academic level. Too often, written scholarly work lacks a clear, organized and credible academic argument. This lack of […]
Most of us can imagine the academic who effortlessly turns caffeine into written words and might actually be a machine. It’s easy to think that everyone else is finding it easier to write than you do. But most academic writers don’t enjoy the writing process every single day. They often find that committing their research to paper […]
