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To begin citation tracking in ResearchRabbit you first need seed papers to begin developing your search.
Once you have selected the collection you would like to citation track, there will be the option to +Add Papers.
There are several ways in which to search for papers:
You can search using a specific article's DOI and selecting 'Add Directly'.
Using this option to search means the paper will be added directly, without opening the search box and showing similar options.
You can choose to search using the article title.
Once you select 'Search' you will be shown the most relevant results and can find the correct paper, as well as related results, to add to the collection.
Another option for adding seed papers is to search using keywords.
This function means you will be provided with relevant results that ResearchRabbit searches academic literature to find.
Using this 'add paper' option is a good way to get started with preliminary searches when you don't have many pre-selected seed papers.
The final option to discover and add seed papers is through importing an existing citation tracking file.
ResearchRabbit allows users to upload either a BibTex or RIS file of previous citation tracking searches.
Once you have added all of your current seed papers, select the X to close the pop up window and begin citation tracking the seed papers.
The chosen seed papers will appear in a column, which can be scrolled and filtered, with options and tools for citation tracking in a pop up beside it.
The CDU Library homepage is your one stop shop for almost everything you need to succeed in your studies. Hosting Library Search, links to relevant databases, study guides, help and library services, as well as general information and frequently asked questions, this page is a must bookmark for your study needs.
A site containing a comprehensive range of study skills information to help you understand academic expectations and become a more confident student. Developing academic writing, critical thinking, and the ability to read and understand academic texts, is vital if you wish to succeed as a student and scholar.
The Language and Learning Services team is here to support your academic development at Charles Darwin University (CDU). A free and confidential service to help you build skills including understanding assignments and work standards; how to get the grades you want; and developing your academic writing abilities.
Need some information or help about your time at CDU? Check out the current student's homepage, which has heaps of info about access to student services, how to find support and the services available and how you can explore your community and get involved!
Reading Lists are a great way for your lecturers and unit coordinators to provide you with prescribed texts and recommended reading. Check out all of the Reading Lists you have access to here, and get a start on reading through your unit.
Distance Library Services are available to CDU students to help with accessing library services remotely. As a part of these services, you can request digitisation of chapters, or delivery of books to your home address. If you live near another university, reciprocal borrowing services are also available.
Have a look at some of these recorded workshops by the CDU Library's Language and Learning team. These workshops are not live but can be played, paused, and rewatched to help you learn some key skills at University. You can book to attend live workshops through the library website.
Using your CDU login, you can access past exam papers for your units to help prepare for upcoming exams. Exam papers can be searched for using the unit code. Not all lecturers choose to make exam papers available, please contact your lecturer if your exam papers are not listed.
