DIFFERENT ONLINE TOOLS USED IN RESEARCH

ACCORDING TO THE CATEGORIES:

a. PROJECT MANAGEMENT TOOLS

b. SENTIMENT ANALYZERS
c. ONLINE STATISTICS
d. GRAMMAR CHECKER TOOLS
e. REFERENCE MANAGEMENT TOOLS
1. Mendeley
 Mendeley Reference Manager is a free web and desktop reference
management application. It helps you simplify your reference
management workflow so you can focus on achieving your goals.

With Mendeley Reference Manager you can:

 Store, organize and search all your references from just one library.
 Seamlessly insert references and bibliographies into your Microsoft®
Word documents using Mendeley Cite.
 Read, highlight and annotate PDFs, and keep all your thoughts across
multiple documents in one place.
 Collaborate with others by sharing references and ideas.
URL: https://www.mendeley.com/
2.
f. PLAGIARISM CHECKER

g. JOURNAL FINDER
h. SOCIAL NETWORKING FOR ACADEMICS
i. STATISTICAL OOLS
 PROJECT MANAGEMENT TOOLS

Project management tools are specially designed to assist an individual or team in

organizing and managing their projects and tasks effectively.

1. ClickUp
 ClickUp's unique Hierarchy helps you create the perfect structure that
scales with your needs. Each level of ClickUp gives you more flexibility
and control to organize everything from small teams to enterprise
companies. One of the best project management software for research.
It is a great choice for both individual researchers and research teams. It
is cost-effective, cross-platform, and easy to use.
 ClickUp works to organize your research tasks into lists, and then drag
and drop them to create a workflow that best suits your needs. It adds
comments and attachments to your tasks to keep track of all the
relevant information related to your project. It also assigns tasks to
specific team members and then tracks their progress as the project
progresses.
https://www.clickup.com/

2. GanttPRO
 GanttPRO is a powerful project management software that helps you
organize all types of projects from different areas. It has an intuitive
interface and offers many features, such as sibling tasks or subtasks with
set dependencies on milestones for more visibility when managing your
work at hand efficiently in one place!
 GanttPRO offers features to break down projects efficiently into
subtasks, sibling tasks and subprojects with set dependencies. Users can
also choose between different types of boards views or task dashboards
for more visibility on their workflows throughout the process!
 https://ganttpro.com/main/

3. Asana
 Asana helps you manage projects, focus on what's important, and
organize work in one place for seamless collaboration.
 Asana is the best project management software for people who prefer
to work with lists instead of boards.
 It can be tailored to meet the demands of a wide range of academic
research projects. Asana was created so that any size team can track
their progress and address their research related issues in one location,
eliminating the need for endless meetings, email updates, and notes.
 Asana’s free version is excellent for keeping track of your assignments
and responsibilities, as well as functioning as a central center for
academic research and conferences.
 https://asana.com/

SENTIMENT ANALYZERS
ONLINE STATISTICS
 GRAMMAR CHECKER TOOLS

1. Trinka AI
 Trinka is an AI-powered English grammar checker and language
enhancement writing assistant designed for academic and technical
writing
 Trinka AI is the world’s first grammar and language enhancement tool
tailored for writing academic and technical papers. It was created with
the intention of improving manuscripts for academic English usage and
technical vocabulary and making them publication-ready. In addition, it
stands out by working with authors and ensuring holistic language
improvement beyond grammar and spelling checks. It adheres to
academic style guides while suggesting corrections in your manuscript.
Furthermore, it has custom-built features such as maintain academic
tone, providing unbiased language, concept clarity, sentence structure,
 alternative word choice. It provides detailed explanations as to why is a
correction suggested. Furthermore, it helps researchers in reducing
word count by suggesting alternatives without changing the context of
the matter. More importantly, it allows you to choose between the US
and the UK style to make it easily accessible for researchers all over the
world.
 https://www.trinka.a
2. Grammarly
 Grammarly is a popular online grammar checking tool that can be used with
Google Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge browsers. This is used to check
grammar and spelling errors. There is an indicator in the lower right corner of
the writing area, on clicking the indicator, it displays the number of errors and
suggestions.
 One downside of Grammarly is that you have to switch to a text editor for
proofing. Also, Grammarly can be upgraded to the paid version, Grammarly
Premium, which is a service that detects plagiarism and provides citation
suggestions. The free version of Grammarly gives you access to only basic
features.
https://www.grammarly.com/
3. Ginger
 Ginger's free online grammar checker is trusted by millions worldwide to review
English text for grammar, spelling, and punctuation mistakes.

 Ginger is a grammar-checking tool for Firefox, Chrome, and Safari. It lets you
check your web pages for common mistakes such as missing commas, missing
words, or wrong punctuation.
 Ginger is a feature-rich grammar checker that can be used to improve your
writing skills and make you a better writer. It has been developed by The
Spelling Bee, which is a website dedicated to helping people learn English
spelling and reading comprehension.
 It works like a spellchecker, but instead of looking out for spelling mistakes, it
checks for grammar mistakes such as punctuation errors and verb tenses.
https://www.gingersoftware.com/grammarcheck
 REFERENCE MANAGEMENT TOOLS

1. Mendeley
 Mendeley Reference Manager is a free web and desktop reference
management application. It helps you simplify your reference
management workflow so you can focus on achieving your goals.

With Mendeley Reference Manager you can:

 Store, organize and search all your references from just one library.
 Seamlessly insert references and bibliographies into your Microsoft®
Word documents using Mendeley Cite.
 Read, highlight and annotate PDFs, and keep all your thoughts across
multiple documents in one place.
 Collaborate with others by sharing references and ideas.
URL: https://www.mendeley.com/
2. EndNote
 EndNote is a reference manager that helps you save time formatting
citations, so you can focus on your research.
 Endnote software is used to manage and import references. It can
help with compiling, storing, and managing references. Endnote
desktop software helps to create citations and bibliographies. It also
allows for the sharing of references with colleagues.

URL: https://endnote.com/
3. Zotero
 Zotero is a free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize,
annotate, cite, and share research. Zotero is a reference
management software that can be used by students and
researchers of all levels. It’s a great way to keep track of your
sources, as well as easily create citations and bibliographies.
 Zotero helps you stay organized by allowing you to collect and save
information about your sources in one place. t can be used to create citation
information and bibliographies in no time, so you can spend less time on
paperwork and more time on your research. It is integrates with many
popular word processing programs, so you can easily use it as a citation
management program for your papers as you write them.

URL: https://www.zotero.org
 PLAGIARISM CHECKER
1. Duplichecker
 Duplichecker is a valuable online tool that can help academic
researchers and PhD students to improve the accuracy and
consistency of their work. It allows users to compare two pieces of
text and to identify any similarities or differences between them.
 This can be helpful for checking the accuracy of research findings,
for plagiarism detection, and for ensuring the consistency of
terminology and style across a document or project.
 The main Duplichecker interface is easy to use. Simply paste in the
text that you want to compare, and hit the ‘Compare’ button. The
tool will then show you a list of all the similarities and differences
between the two texts. You can click on any of the highlighted text
to see a more detailed comparison.

URL: https://www.duplichecker.com/

2. Enago’s Plagiarism Checker

 Enago’s plagiarism checker is a unique tool for quick,
comprehensive, and dependable plagiarism checking, especially for
research. It helps you assess the originality of a manuscript using
advanced plagiarism software and provides a report highlighting
areas in your text if the program recognizes existing material in it. It
is easy to access with one click upload button.
 The Enago Plagiarism Checker uses the most advanced text
similarity detection algorithms, in partnership with Turnitin, along
with the largest database spanning the Internet, paid research
across all scientific fields, and all open access research, to give you
the best plagiarism check possible.
 You get the most accurate plagiarism percentage score using
advanced comparison technology that excludes references and
cited content. Besides providing color-highlight for easy
identification, it has advanced settings and easy-to-use filters to
exclude sections and repositories if needed.

URL: https://www.enago.com/plagiarism-checker/
3. Turnitin
 Turnitin is a great tool for academic researchers and PhD students
to use to check their papers for plagiarism. It can help them to make
sure that their papers are original and have not been copied from
another source. It also provides feedback on how much of the paper
is plagiarized, which can help researchers to improve their writing.
 One of the benefits of Turnitin is that it is available online and can
be used from any computer. This makes it easy to use for students
who are working on papers at home or away from campus. Turnitin
also has a user-friendly interface that makes it easy to use.
  Another benefit of this plagiarism tool is that it is affordable. The
price for using Turnitin is lower than the price for most other
plagiarism detection tools. This makes it a cost-effective option for
researchers and students.
 It provides accurate results. The plagiarism detection tool has been
tested and proven to be reliable in detecting plagiarism. This means
that researchers and students can trust the results that are provided
by Turnitin.

URL: https://www.turnitin.com/

JOURNAL FINDER

1. Elsevier® JournalFinder
 Elsevier® JournalFinder helps you find journals that could be best suited for
publishing your scientific article. Powered by the Elsevier Fingerprint
Engine™, Elsevier JournalFinder uses smart search technology and field-of-
research specific vocabularies to match your article to Elsevier journals.
Simply insert your title and abstract and select the appropriate field-of-
research for the best results.
 URL: https://journalfinder.elsevier.com
2. JANE (Journal/Author Name Estimator)
 Just enter the title and/or abstract of the paper in the box, and click
on 'Find journals', 'Find authors' or 'Find Articles'. Jane will then
compare your document to millions of documents in PubMed to
find the best matching journals, authors or articles.

URL: https://jane.biosemantics.org

3. JournalGuide

 JournalGuide is a free tool created by a group of software

developers, former researchers, and scholarly publishing veterans at
Research Square. Our goal for JournalGuide is to bring all sources of
data together in one place to give authors a simple way to choose
the best journal for their research. Our data sources include major
industry data sets, public resources, information submitted directly
by journal editors, and even real-life publishing experiences
submitted by authors like you.
URL: https://www.journalguide.com/

SOCIAL NETWORKING FOR ACADEMICS

1. Academia.edu
 Academia.edu is a social networking service which enables its users,
including graduate students and academics, to create academic
profile pages and to connect with other users around the world with
the same research interests. Academia.edu is free for anyone to use
to look up papers, researchers, research interests, etc. However, the
premium version which allows you to view where your own name is
 mentioned, costs about $110. per year. The student rate is lower.
The free version has ads. Researchers can use Academia.edu as a
database and a way to manage a public profile. This guide features
detailed information on setting up and maintaining an
Academia.edu profile.
 A platform for Academics to share their research, monitor deep
analytics around the impact of their research, and track the
research of academics they follow.
URL: https://www.academia.edu/
2. ResearchGate
 ResearchGate is a social network site for academic researchers to
create their own profiles, list their publications and interact with
each other. And it allows you to share your publications, and see
stats and metrics about your work. You can follow other
researchers. And you can endorse skills. Kind of like on LinkedIn.
Hiring managers can find candidates. And you can promote a
conference here. You can do a lot of things with ResearchGate.

URL: https://www.researchgate.net/

3. 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.
 Google Scholar provides a search engine that can be used to identify
hyperlinks to articles that are publically available or may be
obtained through institutional libraries. Users who choose to create
a personal Google Scholar profile can access their citations per year
metrics. Articles uploaded on ResearchGate, Academia.edu or other
databases can also be linked to your Google Scholar profile so that
readers can find hyperlinks to all of your work. Google Scholar also
has a “Scholar Button” that users can install on Chrome, Firefox or
Safari web browsers to quickly search for articles without typing in a
web address (one can download this button by clicking the "Setting"
button on their Google Scholar homepage, then selecting Button on
the sidebar to the left).

URL: https://scholar.google.com/
STATISTICS TOOLS