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Google Keyword Tool 2 Google keyword Training video 3 Wonder wheel Wonder wheel Training video 4 Keyword WordTracker 5 Google Alert 99 keywords map ScienceDirect 100 Google Web IngentaConnect 101 Google scholar 6 Translate text, webpages and documents 7 SpringerLink Microsoft Academic Research 8 102 Taylor and Francis Keeping up-to-date Publish or Perish 9 Virtual Teams will become as important as Web to companies (Nader Ale Ebrahim) 108 Wiley InterScience 103 Alert services Scirus 10 Blackwell Publishers 104 SciFinder®-American Chemical Society 11 MIT Press 105 University Ranking 12 PubMed 106 JSTOR's Data for Research (DfR) 13 Tips and Tools Microsoft Office Outlook 92 ISI Web of Knowledge 107 Times Cited 14 Adobe Acrobat Professional 93 Conference Alerts Conference Document type Google Chrome 94 Country Super Flexible File Conference title Synchronizer Features Synchronizes or Backs Up Files General Analyze Results Author Short Communications 95 Publication Year Regular articles 96 Web of Science Citation Report 2009-2010 Reviews 97 Search for proper article Types of paper Eigenfactor™ Score(EF) 15 Note Data Bank 98 ViewPoint Books Resources 81 Web of Science® Training 16 Finding Journal Articles 82 dtSearch 20 Research Front Map 17 Academic Research Tools in Web 2.0 83 Google Desktop search 21 Desktop search Middlespot ADT Database Windows Desktop Search 22 Kartoo University of Malaya Theses and Dissertations Compare Desktop Search Tools 23 1 Webbrain ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Database 84 Research Tools Visual Search Engines By: Nader Ale Ebrahim Adobe Acrobat Professional Nexplore Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations (NDLTD) 85 Theses and Dissertations Concurrent editing Google Docs 24 RedZ The Center for Research Libraries (CRL) 86 Reverse Image Search Engine Compare Editing & Converting tool Metacrawler Index to Theses 87 Links WhiteSmoke Writer 26 Grammar Capabilities 27 Meta-search engines Dogpile 88 Thomson Reuters - Training Microsoft Word 28 a comparison 29 Editing Tool (Proofreading Tool) 25 Fefoo Online Workshops Windows Office Live 30 ebook-search-engine eSKILLS Plus Training Training e-Writer 31 Other Search Engine GigaPedia eSKILLS UNE PowerPoint Search Thomson -Live Sessions Ebook-PowerPoint search-engine download-book Microsoft Save as PDF or XPS 89 Microsoft Office Add-in pdf-seek-engine Microsoft Math 90 Dupli Checker. Google Books TeamViewer 91 Remote Desktop Control Writing a paper 33 Viper Computational knowledge engine WolFramalpha List of free and open source software packages 32 Plagiarism Tools A list of Plagiarism Tools 100 Useful Tips and Tools to 18 project form the University of Maryland Research the Deep Web Plagiarism Detect 34 World Digital Library 19 Nader 69 Training 70 Mind Map 35 ResearcherID 68 Configuring Google Scholar to 38 Work with EndNote EndNote Web 39 EndNote Web® Training 40 37 Winner of Refer-a-Colleague Competition 71 EndNote Product Training 41 Nader Web Page Downloading references from 42 Nader Mind Map 72 Emerald to EndNote SurveyMonkey 57 Comparison of reference 43 Social Science Research 73 Reference Management 36 management software Nader Network (SSRN) FormSite 58 WizFolio 44 Nader getCITED 74 SurveyShare 59 Microsoft Word Insert Citation Nader Nader Scribd Google Docs 60 Example Journal Title Zotero [zoh-TAIR-oh] 45 Docstoc Document Publishing Survey eSurveysPro 61 Example 62 Advertising (disseminate results) Total Cites Issuu ThesisTools Online Surveys 63 Journal Summary List Impact Factor 47 Facebook 76 Social Network 75 Free Online Surveys 64 Example 65 h-index 48 How to calculate the h-index? 49 Submit your site to Google Infopoll 66 Example Citation Reports Immediacy Index 50 Submit your site to Bing How To Write A Good Survey 67 The Eigenfactor™ score 51 Submit your site to Yahoo! Search Engine Optimization (SEO) 77 Cited Half-Life Journal Citation Reports® Post updates to your Facebook page INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF Journal Ranking PRODUCTION RESEARCH Search Engine Ranking Check Impact Factor Trend Strategies to increase citations 78 Journal Ranking Research Tools Tutorial 79 Journal Citation Reports® 52 Nader Diigo 80 (JCR) Training Target Suitable Journals 46 Eigenfactor™ Score and the Article Influence™ Score 53 Journal Ranking Journal Quality List - Anne-Wil Harzing 54 Journal-Ranking.com 55 Genamics JournalSeek 56 Master Journal List Example Emerald journals SCOPUS JOURNAL TITLES Notes 1) Research Tools By: Nader Ale Ebrahim This Mind Map is designed to help students who seek to reduce the search time by expanding the knowledge of researchers to more effectively use the "tools" that are available through the Net. Next training session: 1- Venue: Information Research Room, First floor, Library, International UTM-KL Campus, Jalan Semarak, Kuala Lumpur Date: Saturday, 08 May, 2010 Time: 9:00am - 1:00pm 2 - Venue: Faculty of Education, UPM Date: Tuesday, 04 May, 2010 Time: 9:00am - 1:30pm 3 - Venue: 4th floor, Main Library, UKM Date: Monday, 26 April, 2010 Time: 10:00 am - 12:30 pm 4 - Venue: 4th floor, Main Library, UKM Date: Wednesday, 28 April, 2010 Time: 10:00 am - 12:30 pm 5 - Venue: DK18, FPSK, UPM Date: Thursday, 25th March 2010 Time: 9:45am - 12:15 pm 6 - Venue: Auditorium, IGS (Ex IPS), UM Date: Wednesday, 24 February 2010 Time: 3.00pm - 5.00pm Number of Participant : 100 7 - Venue: Level 4 , UKM Main Library, UKM Date: Tuesday, 2 March 2010 Time: 10.00 am - 12.15 pm Number of Participant : 100 2) Google Keyword Tool Keyword Tool Use the Keyword Tool to get new keyword ideas. Select an option below to enter a few descriptive words or phrases, or type in your website's URL. Keyword Tool Tips 3) Google keyword Training video Google AdWords: Keyword Tools Want to simplify your keyword list-building and improve your clickthrough rate? Simply enter your keyword (s) or website URL into the ke... 4) Wonder wheel Training video Google has come out with the "Wonder Wheel" which is a tremendously powerful keyword research tool that helps discover hidden niches. This is one of the coolest keyword research.. 5) WordTracker GTrends Enter a Seed Word to Mash Wordtracker with Google Trends and Evaluate up to 100 Related Keywords 6) Google scholar What is Google Scholar? Google Scholar provides a simple way to broadly search for scholarly literature. From one place, you can search across many disciplines and sources: articles, theses, books, abstracts and court opinions, from academic publishers, professional societies, online repositories, universities and other web sites. Google Scholar helps you find relevant work across the world of scholarly research. Features of Google Scholar Search diverse sources from one convenient place Find articles, theses, books, abstracts or court opinions Locate the complete document through your library or on the web Learn about key scholarly literature in any area of research How are documents ranked? Google Scholar aims to rank documents the way researchers do, weighing the full text of each document, where it was published, who it was written by, as well as how often and how recently it has been cited in other scholarly literature. 7) Translate text, webpages and documents Translate text, webpages and documents 8) Microsoft Academic Research Find most relevant and top ranked papers by keywords: e.g. social graph Get an aggregated page for a certain paper: e.g. Negative Behavior Space in the Design of Interactive Agents See top ranked paper in a conference/journal: e.g. SIGIR See all the papers related to a certain author: e.g. Bill Buxton 9) Publish or Perish Publish or Perish is a software program that retrieves and analyzes academic citations. It uses Google Scholarto obtain the raw citations, then analyzes these and presents the following statistics: Total number of papers Total number of citations Average number of citations per paper Average number of citations per author Average number of papers per author Average number of citations per year Hirsch's h-index and related parameters Egghe's g-index The contemporary h-index The age-weighted citation rate Two variations of individual h-indices An analysis of the number of authors per paper. The results are available on-screen and can also be copied to the Windows clipboard (for pasting into other applications) or saved to a variety of output formats (for future reference or further analysis). Publish or Perish includes a detailed help file with search tips and additional information about the citation metrics. Anne-Wil Harzing welcomes user feedback to help her improve the program. 10) Scirus Scirus A science-specific search engine from Elsevier Science that searches Web pages, journal citations and non-text files. Warning: Access to the full-text of Elsevier Science articles is at your expense (keep your credit card handy). But very good. 11) SciFinder®-American Chemical Society Product Overview With a single source, you can explore scientific information in journal and patent literature from around the world: References from more than 10,000 currently published journals and patents from more than 60 patent authorities Important scientific discoveries from the present to the mid-1800s The latest scientific breakthroughs almost as soon as they are published with references added daily and some patent information as recent as 2 days ago The world's largest collection of organic and inorganic substance information Features and Benefits SciFinder is easy-to-use and enables your research process to be more creative and productive by offering you: Access
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