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It also has a link to open the paper within Zotero, or within Zotero's web interface.

The Obsidian note contains the paper's metadata, the extracted annotations/highlights and any notes I've taken.

To remind myself of the contents of a paper, I can just click the resulting link (or by hovering I can see the paper title and authors).

Easily write surveys/literature reviews (in Markdown) by referring to papers only by their citation key (e.g.

uses Obsidian as the place to organise my thoughts.

Export to an Obsidian note, after extracting the annotations and highlighted passages.

Take the papers back from the tablet once the annotations are complete.

Send papers to my tablet (iPad in my case) so that I can read/annotate them wherever (like, in a coffee shop when that's possible again 1).

Add papers to Zotero in the usual way (through DOI import/ Zotero Connector).

uses Zotero as the central dispatch point: The workflow below is largely based on his, with my own flavour in places. Until now.įirstly, huge credit to Bryan Jenks, who writes and YouTubes about this a lot. Copy the code and paste it into your desktop Dropbox window.ġ1) Your computer will now have a file connected with the Dropbox account you chose.I started my first research degree in 2003, and I have never had a workflow that I'm satisfied with for reading papers, taking notes and manging my thoughts properly. Just click on that icon.)Ģ) Click on your name or organization’s name (it should be in the in the lower left corner), then select Preferencesģ) From the menu that opens, select Accountĥ) The next time you try to open Dropbox it will prompt you to sign inĦ) Sign in with your Dropbox with CUNYFirst If you have 2-step authentication enabled you’ll see a button that says get your link codeĨ) After clicking on the button, a browser window will open where it asks you to log in with your CUNYFirst informationĩ) After logging in you will be given a code. If you already have a personal Dropbox account accessible on your desktop computer, but want to instead switch to your CUNY Dropbox account (3 minutes):ġ) Open the Dropbox App window on your computer (If you are using a Mac, the icon may show up in the upper right corner after opening. This guide should be followed in order of the numbered tabs above.

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You should have already taken the Zotero 1 Workshop and downloaded the prerequisite software (below) in order to set up the linked attachment part.

It has benefits and a few drawbacks that that will be covered. *The Zotero-Dropbox linkage part of this workshop is entirely optional. Set up something called Zotero Bookmarklet, which will allow you to capture items into your Zotero library from your mobile devices instead of using the Zotero mobile app.

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To make this possible we will install a Zotero add-on named Zotfile to move them.

Increase your Zotero “storage” capacity by alternatively linking your Zotero account to attachments stored in your CUNY Dropbox account*.

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Use Zotero version 6.0's new built-in PDF reader tool to highlight, annotate, and access your documents.

This workshop will demonstrate many of Zotero’s new features as well as an alternative way to increase your Zotero account’s “storage” capacity by linking attachments. Recently launched Zotero version 6.0 offers a completely new way of working with PDFs and notes.

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