RevNote Highlighter
User Reviews
TaperHalo 8
2019-10-26
Quite new to researching in this way and have tried a number of these extensions. This is by far the most accessible and user friendly by far. I’m still exploring its potential as there is so much to explore with this tool. Couldn't recommend this more and will be doing so to my fellow academics! |
Ben Darrington
2019-10-17
I have been using RevNote to help organise my reading and writing projects and it has been really useful. The ability to export annotations has also helped. I also like the new citation feature! |
Steven Glasper
2019-10-16
I found RevNote whilst looking for a browser tool that allowed me to save specific webpages and PDFs. But I hadn’t realised how transformational extra features such as highlighting would be, as the existing highlighting tool in Acrobat was pretty painful (losing track of what PDFs had been highlighted was a major issue). RevNote solved this by allowing me to access my highlights independently from the original document and allowing me to group my highlights by category, which I have to say is a real game-changer for me. For example, I create categories such as ‘Positive Effect’ and ‘Negative Effect’ when weighing up two sides to an issue; with RevNote there’s no need to back track through the articles, I go directly to the category to review the collated highlights. |
Karen Tang
2019-07-03
I've been searching for a tool like this for years, it easily organizes all the important bits of information you read, which is an immense task. Helps me formulate research conclusions, THANK YOU |
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shalomos
2018-05-11
Love this tool. I am always changing my mind about where I want to place my clippings. It is so easy to change which project I have placed a clipping in and I can also store a clipping in several different projects. Well worth it if you do a lot of research on the web. Nice! : ) |
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Chris Simmons
2018-05-11
I found this App while conducting extensive online research. I have found this extension perfect for me so I am giving it 5 stars and have recommended it to colleagues. |
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Emma Roberts
2018-05-08
This is not the first tool to try and do something like this. I have played around with many citation reference tools and several tools designed for writers and they have all seemed to work differently to this. What I like about Insiite is that although it seems a little overly simple at first, it clearly wants to set itself apart by helping you collate and organize your annotations in a way that you cannot really do with other tools. If you’re anything like me and read far too many articles each time you are researching something, then you will like the ability to label your annotations as you make them. This is a simple but great tool. |
kyaw tun sein
2018-04-13
YEAH!!! THIS IS A REALLY COOL EXTENSION! It is not perfect but I LIKE the way that this is heading. VERY INTERESTED to see how Insiite develops. |
François Fournier
2018-04-13
This would be worth 5 stars but I want to give it room to get even better! The interface is cool and straightforward to use. The main thing I am missing for now is the ability to save the full web page. I have spoken with the awesome people behind Insiite and they are working on it. I am really looking forward to that. |
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Joanna Wharton
2018-04-11
As a scientist, I tend to use PDFs for most of my research, but do occasionally use online articles for background reading. I cannot fault the design of the clipper, or how user friendly it is on web pages, but I would love to be able to use this tool with PDFs. I am hoping my very positive review speeds up the development of the PDF reader, as that would make this clipper a priceless tool for very time-pressured researchers. |
