Hi, I'm sure that we are all familiar with the research method of taking notes on individual notecards (If you aren't, just google "notecard research method" and you will find several examples of it). I think I first learned it in elementary school when doing a report on ducks. Now as a graduate student my research is much more complex. Unfortunately, somewhere along the way the notecard method fell out of use in my research in favor of PDFs and hardcopies of the articles and books I was using. It has become necessary to reincorporate this method into my research to simplify an organize the whole process. I was thinking of using GTD TiddlyWikki to do it. I was wondering if anyone has used it to organize their research notes, and if there are any helpful tips on how to best utilize it for this purpose. -JM
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