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MOSC 2016: LibreOffice + Mendeley
- 1. 1 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Libreoffice + Mendeley: Great tools for student in higher education institute Mohd Shahrul Nizam Mohd Danuri Lecturer & Researcher International Islamic University College Selangor msnizam@kuis.edu.my
- 2. 2 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Researcher background 13 years in industry – ICT (software development and networking), telecommunication, research and technology in agriculture Bsc. Computer Science (Hons), USM Master in Intellectual Property, UKM PhD in Information Management, UiTM (waiting for viva)
- 3. 3 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Researcher background * All images belong to respective owners <CIF code> <Display Hello World”>“ </CIF code> Network Programmer Computer Engineering
- 4. 4 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 My Research Interest Information Systems Big Data Machine Learning Internet of Things Wireless Sensor Network Technology in Agriculture https://ieee-collabratec.ieee.org/app/p/msnizam
- 5. 5 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 LibreOffice Introduction Based on the presentation 'Introducing LibreOffice' by Kinshuk Sunil
- 6. 6 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 LibreOffice: Introduction a Free Open Source suite of office applications available for GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, and Microsoft Windows. A fork of OpenOffice.org, because the original is now controlled by Oracle Based on the presentation 'Introducing LibreOffice' by Kinshuk Sunil
- 7. 7 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 LibreOffice: History July 19, 2000: Sun announces an open source StarOffice October 13, 2000: OpenOffice.org Launched May 1, 2002: OpenOffice.org 1.0 Released September 2, 2005: Sun retires SISSL. OOo goes completely LGPL October 4, 2005: Sun-Google Partnership for OOo October 20, 2005: OpenOffice.org 2.0 Released September 10, 2007: IBM Joins OOo Development October 2, 2007: Go-oo announced October 13, 2008: OpenOffice.org 3.0 Released January 27, 2010: Oracle acquires Sun September 28, 2010: The Document Foundation is formed. LibreOffice is announced January 25, 2011: LibreOffice 3.3 released. First stable LibreOffice release May 2011: LibreOffice 3.4 expected Based on the presentation 'Introducing LibreOffice' by Kinshuk Sunil
- 8. 8 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 LibreOffice What Does it Include? Based on the presentation 'Introducing LibreOffice' by Kinshuk Sunil
- 9. 9 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 LibreOffice Writer
- 10. 10 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 LibreOffice Calc
- 11. 11 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 LibreOffice Impress
- 12. 12 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 LibreOffice Draw
- 13. 13 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 LibreOffice Base
- 14. 14 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 The culture of an independent community brings out the best from all contributors. The Pillars https://www.libreoffice.org/
- 15. 15 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Mendeley Introduction Information provided Mendeley
- 16. 16 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 What is Mendeley? Free Academic Software Cross-Platform (Win/Mac/Linux/Mobile) All Major Browsers Information provided Mendeley Desktop Web Mobile
- 17. 17 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Mendeley Information provided Mendeley
- 18. 18 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Overview Using Mendeley Information provided Mendeley
- 19. 19 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Getting Started Information provided Mendeley
- 20. 20 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Mendeley Web Information provided Mendeley
- 21. 21 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Mendeley Desktop Information provided Mendeley
- 22. 22 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Organize Information provided Mendeley Setting Up A Library
- 23. 23 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 References and Documents Information provided Mendeley
- 24. 24 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Select a file or folder to add from your computer Watch a folder Add reference by manually entering details Import from another reference manager, or BibTeX Adding Documents Information provided Mendeley
- 25. 25 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Mendeley Web Importer Mendeley Research Catalog Adding Documents Information provided Mendeley
- 26. 26 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Sync Information provided Mendeley
- 27. 27 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Organize Information provided Mendeley Managing Your Library
- 28. 28 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Organize:Managing Your Library Information provided Mendeley Use column headings to order your references Mark entries read or unread Entries with attached PDFs can be opened with the PDF Reader Star items to mark them as favorites All items in your personal library Items added in the last two weeks Access your recently read items All items you’ve starred in your library Items in need of review
- 29. 29 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Create and Use Folder Information provided Mendeley References not added to a folder will appear in ‘unsorted’ Your folders will be listed below. Drag and drop to re-order them. Use ‘Create Folder’ to enter a new folder name.
- 30. 30 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Search Your Documents Information provided Mendeley Enter your search term in the search field The main view will be filtered accordingly Click on a specific folder to search within it Use the clear button to remove the search filter Mendeley’s search tool will look at reference metadata, but will also search within the full text of PDF papers.
- 31. 31 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Search Your Documents Information provided Mendeley Add tags to papers in your library which share a common theme Use the Filter Menu to filter your library view to only include tagged items You can also filter by Author, Author Keywords and Publication
- 32. 32 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Checking for Duplicates Information provided Mendeley
- 33. 33 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 PDF Viewer Information provided Mendeley Highlight and Annotate Documents
- 34. 34 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 The PDF Viewer Information provided Mendeley
- 35. 35 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Highlighting and Annotating Information provided Mendeley
- 36. 36 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Cite Information provided Mendeley Using the Mendeley Citation Plug-in
- 37. 37 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Install the Citation Plug-in Information provided Mendeley
- 38. 38 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Generate In-Text Citation in LibreOffice Information provided Mendeley
- 39. 39 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Merging Citations Information provided Mendeley
- 40. 40 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Inserting Bibliography Information provided Mendeley
- 41. 41 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Finding a Citation Style Information provided Mendeley
- 42. 42 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Sign Up & Download Information provided Mendeley https://www.mendeley.com
- 43. 43 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 LibreOffice + Mendeley +
- 44. 44 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 DEMO
- 45. 45 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Past experience Advantages vs Disadvantages: Writing article using LibreOffice + Mendeley
- 46. 46 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Lesson Learn: Conference Paper
- 47. 47 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Lesson Learn: Conference Paper Advantages FREE Ease of Use - Fairly intuitive to learn Compatibility with other software Less support?? - Just Google Disadvantages Compete with other close source program (MS e-Hup, Dreamspark, etc) – Reduce Price User friendly?? ‘Industry standard’ - comply with standard manuscript format?? Close source software come with extensive support?? Mohd Danuri, M. S. N., & Shahibi, M. S. (2015). The Development of Farm Management Information System for Smallholder Farmers in Malaysia. In International Conference on Information Technology & Society (pp. 174–183).
- 48. 48 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 Lesson Learn: Conference Paper
- 49. 49 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 CONCLUSION
- 50. 50 Malaysia Open Source Conference 2016 All text and image content in this document is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License (unless otherwise specified). "LibreOffice" and "The Document Foundation" are registered trademarks. Their respective logos and icons are subject to international copyright laws. The use of these therefore is subject to the trademark policy. Thank you Feel free to ask msnizam@kuis.edu.my https://ieee-collabratec.ieee.org/app/p/msnizam
Editor's Notes
- Mendeley also offers a number of other options for adding material to your library. You can find these by opening the File menu. You can choose to add individual files, or the contents of an entire folder by browsing to the relevant location on your computer. You can opt to ‘watch’ a folder - which will mean that Mendeley monitors that location for any new items being dropped into the folder. If it finds a new document, that document will be automatically added to your Mendeley library. You can also easily import a library from other reference managers, so if you’ve tried out EndNote, Reworks or another solution and found them not to your liking, you can carry across your library to Mendeley easily. You also have the option to create a reference manually - which will allow you to complete a number of fields by hand.
- Mendeley makes it easy for you to continue building your library. The Web Importer is a bookmarklet that you can add to your web browser. When you click on this item in your browser’s favorites, the Web Importer will attempt to detect references on the page you’re viewing and ask if you want to add them to your library. You can also use it to add web pages to your library. I’ll show you the Web Importer in more detail shortly. Mendeley also operates a Research Catalog - the largest crowd-sourced collections of Papers available online. You can search the online catalog to identify references you want in your library, and add them with just a few clicks. Certain online catalogs, such as ScienceDirect - pictured here - allow you to export references directly to Mendeley. Look out for the Export button on pages like this. Other catalogs will allow you to export in file formats such as RIS, which can then be added to Mendeley using the File menu.
- Syncing is a core concept in Mendeley. Whenever you make changes in Mendeley, you’ll need to sync in order to push those changes up into cloud storage. Syncing will also pull down any changes made on other devices. It’s a good idea to sync regularly to ensure that your documents and annotations are saved in the cloud. You can sync at any time by using the sync button. Mendeley will also sync automatically each time you open it.