Better sources. Stronger arguments.
Help a study group turn shared sources into a coherent argument with inclusion criteria, claim-to-source mapping, review, and attribution.
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Research guides
Find sources with a purpose, distinguish observations from interpretations, and connect evidence to the question it answers. These guides focus on transparent reasoning rather than simply collecting more links.
A useful starting point: begin with the connected topic guide, then work through the articles below. Each offers a distinct part of the workflow rather than repeating the same overview.
Open the connected guideArticles in this collection
3 connected guides in this collection
Research that crosses time zones
A practical workflow for research briefs, evidence notes, precise handoffs, and decisions that remote colleagues can understand independently.
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Build a library, not a link pile
Create a shared reference library with clear ownership, useful notes, intentional access, and an export plan that preserves context.
Read the guidePut the reading into practice
Choose one question from your current work. Use the ideas in this collection to define the outcome, select the references, and explain the next action. Keep the scope small enough to evaluate the result.
Explore the read-only workspace examples for a concrete structure, or adapt a text planning template in your approved collaboration tool.