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Since it cannot be discussed appropriately here, I will post a separate, companion piece on this issue, as it also offers the opportunity to discuss some key considerations about privacy and academic work, the pros and cons of paid versus unpaid software, and a more holistic view of the various trade-offs–including functionalities like social networking–that users should consider in selecting the core application component of their Digital Workflow among software like Sente, Papers, Mendeley, Zotero, and others.įor now, let’s just say it’s my opinion that Sente really shines over software like Zotero, for example, which does not offer an integrated cloud- based synchronization system for large PDF libraries and bibliographies along with a professional solution for serious annotation and idea collection during the review and thinking phase of your research.

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This is a complex issue, which is not as simple as free or unfree–and similar can hide substantial difference. Some people will argue that it is not worth paying for Sente when there is other software like Mendeley, for example, which does similar things for free.

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How to make use of Sente Assistant and some amazing free Apple Scripts to integrate the power of OPML into your workflow so that you can move your Sente annotations into Devonthink Pro Office, Scrivener, and other software, for writing.

Sente’s automated research and document collecting capabilities smart collections bibliographic formatting and other selected advanced functions.

Annotation and notetaking on PDFs, including tagging, and also annotating with your iPad on the go.

So for the first post (of several) on Sente, I will focus chiefly on setting up libraries and introducing Sente’s key features. I assume you will have read my first post, Introducing Digital Workflows for Academic Research, and latest post where I give some basic principles for workflows with PDFs.

I then walked through some “do’s and dont’s” of filenaming, splitting, and OCRing PDFs in a library staging inbox. Here we will start to transform this disorganized library, and you will see how you can simplify and organize your PDF Chaos while also exploring how Sente can help you with the rest of your Academic Workflow. If you followed my last post, PDF Chaos? Digital Workflow Basics, I discussed the chaos that can ensue without establishing a coherent filing system for PDF documents–and illustrated it with a chaotic demo library.

This post will focus on the business of capturing, categorizing, and organizing your PDFs in a coherent library using Sente for Mac.