How to use Logseq for research - Structuring your literature review and knowledge synthesis

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• Source:: How to use Logseq for research: Structuring your literature review and knowledge synthesis - YouTube
• Channel:: OneStutteringMind
• Presenter:: Dario da Silva
• Publish Date:: 2022-10-11
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 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uogIrNSYy64

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Introduction

• This won’t be about
  • source management.
  • writing process and referencing.

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The research process

• This is heavily inspired by Joel Chan’s knowledge synthesis model.
• It all starts with a question.
  • Figure out what’s know and unknown.
  • Why’s this important?
  • What needs to be researched more?
  • What are the best approaches?
  • ==Benefits of Logseq==: Fluid networked thinking facilitates this process.
• Understand the state of knowledge and identify gaps

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A high-level ontology for research

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Questions

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Observations (used almost interchangeably with evidence in this video)

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Claims

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Synthesis

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Structuring your work in Logseq

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Adding relationship syntax between

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Some general tips on structuring in Logseq

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Creating an overall index of your work

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Example of structuring in Logseq

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Important points for consideration

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Ontologies in different contexts

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Additional tools for research

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Conclusion