Tag Archives: free software

SlideRocket – “The New Way To Present”

Posted on February 13, 2013 by Martin Rehm

Contributed by: Irina Burlacu (MGSoG) Since I discovered SlideRocket, I kept on recommending it to my peer-colleagues, who do not use Latex, Prezi, or Mac for fancy presentations, but instead use the standard Power Point slide presentations. There are few … Continue reading →

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LaTeX – An (attractive) alternative to Word and/or PowerPoint?

Posted on February 10, 2013 by Martin Rehm

Contributed by: Kristine Farla (MGSoG) Microsoft Word® and PowerPoint® are the most commonly used typesetting products around. And while using them offers a lot of advantages, everyone knows that formatting the layout of a document can be time consuming and … Continue reading →

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Doing a (systematic) literature review with a group of people

Posted on June 28, 2012 by d.verstegen

Contributed by: Daniëlle Verstegen   Every research starts with a literature review, right? And it always takes a lot of time… Doing a (systematic) literature review with a group of people has advantages: you can share the reading load and … Continue reading →

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Audacity

Posted on March 7, 2012 by Martin Rehm

Contributed by: Florian Henning (UNU-MERIT / MGSoG / FHS) Audacity is an open source tool for recording and editing audio. It is a really useful tool for dealing with any kind of audio data, and freely available on the sourceforge website. … Continue reading →

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