Visually organize your research projects and collaborators.
Scrivener: content and generation platform that offers several organization tools for your library. Contextualize your documents, add annotations, and seamlessly navigate through research documents without leaving the application. 30-day free trial period available. PAID.
Miro: a whiteboard platform that simulates an infinite canvas in which to organize ideas, images, and graphs, amongst others. Enables synchronous editing, and provides TOC-like navigation through frames. Free version allows 3 boards, up to 4 editors per board.
Moodle: a robust, open-source Learning Management System (LMS) with great customization capabilities catered specifically to your course’s needs.
Omeka: flexible open-source web-publishing platform for the display of library, museum, archives, and scholarly collections and exhibitions. Scholars may use Omeka to publish an essay or digital dissertation, share primary source collections, and collaborate with others in the creation of digital scholarship, while educators may build inquiry-based tasks for students, create lesson plans with accompanying primary sources, or …
Evernote: capture different types of content all in one note, including web content, images, documents, PDFs, emails, and related content from partnering digital content providers. Integrated with browsers through a WebClipper extension. FREE/Premium.
