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Most study advice is about willpower. Very little of it is about the fact that the average essay involves nine open tabs, none of which are still open when you write the bibliography. These are free, and the citation group is the one that saves the most hours at the worst moment.
Find sources
1Google ScholarStart here. Use the 'cited by' link to work forwards in time.2JSTORFree reading of up to 100 articles a month with a free account.3PubMedLife sciences and medicine — abstracts free, many full texts too.4arXivPreprints in maths, physics and computer science.5Internet ArchiveThe source that has gone offline is usually still here.
Revise & write
Who this is for
University and college students, and study groups
All free. The citation group saves the most hours at the worst moment — install Zotero before the essay, not during it.
Cite properly
Before you submit
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- Every claim has a source you have actually read
- Bibliography generated and checked against the brief's style
- Word count within range
- Read aloud once — it catches what proofreading misses
- Saved somewhere that is not only your laptop
- Submitted with time left to fix an upload that fails
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