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You can use your literature matrix to understand how existing articles have conducted their experiments studies. Understanding what they have achieved can help you to identify knowledge gaps which you can fill with your own research. Literature synthesis matrix' are also a fantastic resource for writing a literature review, as all the pertinent information will be in one document. I hope this helps!

It is an indication that the author has not considered previous literature, but it is still worthwhile reviewing the other flashcard sections, as there can still be useful information about the study they conducted. You will just find less information about how this article relates to the surrounding literature.

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Hello! Thanks for getting in touch. You can find the select button at the top of your page, which will bring up the option to select an individual, or a collection of flashcards. You can then use the organise, export, or delete buttons as shown in the tutorial. I hope this helps!

Hi, we have updated the interface, you can select the items first and then the export options will appear. We have an updated video here: ua-cam.com/video/FCTF7tLU6GI/v-deo.html

Hey! Thanks for getting in touch! We recommend our getting started playlist, which you can find here: ua-cam.com/play/PLLlBYO4PLk1BhZmuoaR9gI-2u78ObmxON.html Once you've got the hang of interacting with your flashcards, and uploading different types of articles, you could benefit from our study skills guides, which can be found here: ua-cam.com/play/PLLlBYO4PLk1C6cH2OVmiA88L9SFlx7p0h.html I hope these help, please feel free to drop another comment, or send an email over to support@scholarcy.com if you have any other questions!

Hi! Thanks for getting in touch. Any citation manager that can handle .ris and .bib files will work seamlessly with Scholarcy. We have tutorials explaining how to import articles saved as .ris/.bib files, and then how to export your flashcards into these formats. I hope this helps! Please feel free to write back if you have any further questions.

Hello! Thanks for getting in touch. We have a tutorial video on how Scholarcy can help you write your literature review in the pipeline. Scholarcy can't write the report for you, but it can help you to make sense of the articles you read along the way.

Hello! We have a free article summarizer which can be found at: summarizer.scholarcy.com/try We offer a premium subscription which allows you to use additional features, such as saving and sharing libraries, integrations with citation management softwares, and exports to different file formats. You can test the service with our free 7-day trial. I hope this helps!

That's great to hear!

You're very welcome! Let us know if there is anything you'd like to see any further tutorials on

Your notes will be separate of any flashcard sections, but we are working on adding the ability to attach notes and highlights in the future. If you head to your profile, then scroll down to Other Features, you can reactivate the hypothesis integration, which will allow you to highlight the text in your flashcards.

Thank you for the feedback @jeffk8900 - We will bare this in mind for future videos

Hey @nitsua803 We have a video explaining how to edit the export option, you can find it here: ua-cam.com/video/8QbqU7hBnSg/v-deo.html

@@scholarcy My apoligies. I probably did not clearly state my suggestion/wish. I am very familiar with the approach you described, but it does not satisfy my question. When I export my flashcards to Excel, the resulting spreadsheet has 25 columns, from "filename" to "notes." My request was for a way to limit the columns to 5 or 6 specific column types. At this point, scholarcy does not allow this adjustment.

@@nitsua803 Thank you for your reply! At the moment this cannot be changed, would a less information dense excel output benefit you? The current export is designed so that multiple research articles can be compared with each other easily.

@@scholarcy I don't need 25 columns to create a synthesis matrix. This is superfluous. I suppose I will continue to hide or delete unnecessary columns. Thanks for your response.

Hi there, you can enable figure extraction by going to Settings > Import, and sliding the Extract figures slider to the right.

Hello! It's the 'Blue Topaz' theme. It says it is a 'Legacy' theme - maybe they discontinued it now?

Hi Maria, this is a Scholarcy Library feature, which is a paid product - we have a 14 day free trial

Hi Anand, Scholarcy generates the template automatically as part of the export, but if you want to create your own, the link to Stephen McQuilliam's tutorial is in the video description and also here: ua-cam.com/video/Y40Wy1guAiQ/v-deo.html