What is the Best Library Software for Managing University Notes and Drawings?

[christian0710]

Hi, I’m looking for a good library software for managing notes for university classes. Let’s say for exsample that I see “electrochemistry” in a book and I forgot the basic principles of electrochemistry, but I have some very understandable notes with drawings that explain electrochemistry easily which I can retrieve from a library. Any ideas for a good way to manage these notes and drwaings?

I attached a file that kind of shows the idea I'm looking for. I'm not a programmer, so a someqhat easy-to-manage library would be nice.

 

[christian0710]

The best thing would be if when you search for a document it searches for words inside the document :)

 

[gsal]

I like KeepNote.

 

[Hepth]

http://www.mendeley.com/download-mendeley-desktop/

Works for keeping track of articles both online and on your computer. You can define keywords, tree structure, etc. If you keep track of ONLY online stuff then it also keeps the list online, so you can access your stuff from any computer.

I highly recommend this for anyone in the science field. Its great when creating references for a paper, and for when you do a lot of work offline. If you just target it to your download directory, it can add everything you download from arxiv so you permanently have it categorized on your machine.

 

[alphy]

I understand the importance of organizing and managing notes for academic purposes. There are several options for library software that can assist with retrieving and organizing notes for university classes.

One option is to use a note-taking app or software, such as Evernote or Microsoft OneNote, which allow for easy organization and retrieval of notes. These programs also have features such as tagging and search functions, which can be helpful for quickly finding specific notes on a certain topic, such as electrochemistry.

Another option is to use a reference management software, such as Zotero or Mendeley, which are specifically designed for managing academic research and notes. These programs allow for easy organization of notes by topic and also have the ability to insert citations and references into your notes.

Additionally, many universities offer their own library software for students to use, which may have specific features tailored to the needs of their students.

In terms of managing drawings, there are also software options that allow for organizing and retrieving images, such as Adobe Bridge or Google Photos.

Ultimately, the best library software for managing notes will depend on your personal preferences and needs. I recommend exploring different options and finding one that works best for you.