Getting Started with the Research Notepad

Use this guide to get learn more about the updated Research Notepad feature and how to use it to facilitate your research, and send useful information to your peers.

This article contains the following topics:

Understanding the Research Notepad Feature
Navigating through the Research Notepad Feature
Downloading a topic

How to share a research topic
Add a topic to your Research Notepad
Searching, sorting and filtering within a notepad topic

Understanding the Research Notepad Feature

The Research Notepad Feature allows you to save documents, searches and reports (referred to as bookmarks) to research topics – essentially a collection of relevant material to you. Each research topic is able to be downloaded or shared with your peers so they can have access to the same collection of documents.

Navigating the Research Notepad Feature

Viewing all topics

From the main navigation area, you will see an option for “Research Notepad”. If you click this, you will be brought to a page where you can either create your first research notepad topic, or browse through all of your existing topics. Use the search filter if you have many topics to quickly find the exact topic you are looking for.

See “Searching, sorting and filtering within a notepad topic” for more

If your research topic has more than one bookmark (document/search/report) inside of it, you will be able to click on the title of the topic to view all of the entries saved within that topic. From the main research topics page or within your specific topic, you’ll be able to edit your topic name by clicking the pencil icon beside the name.

edit option

Viewing a topic

Once within your research topic, you will be able to see all of the saved bookmarks that you have added to the topic. If you are looking for a specific topic, you can use the search field within the topic to find it.

Use the pencil icons beside the topic name and description to modify the title and description of this topic. Comments added on individual bookmarks can also be modified in this same way, simply scroll to the bookmark you would like to edit, and click on the pencil icon beside the label “comments”.

Bookmark Cards

Depending on the types of bookmarks you have added, you will notice there are two mains types of bookmarks:

Entire Documents: These are for when you have saved a whole document/report/search and just a specific portion of a document.
Pinpoint Documents: These are for when you have saved a specific excerpt from the document. You will notice these types have an additional area on the bookmark card to view the excerpt of text that corresponds to the saved specific excerpt.

If you would like to view the document/report simply select the citation, which will bring you to the document view where you can view all relevant excerpts across the different research tools in the document.

See “Overview of Dispute Document view” to learn more

To help you categorize your different bookmarks, you will see a label at the top of each card that says which research tool the document was added from. To remove a bookmark from a topic, simply select the “x” icon at the top right corner to remove this bookmark.

Downloading a Topic

To download a topic, select the “Download” button at the top of the bookmarks list. If you have Pinpoint reference type bookmarks, you will be presented with an option to select how you would like to download those bookmarks. If you select “Excerpts Only” this will download simply the excerpts that you’ve saved to your bookmark. If you select “Entire Document” you will download the whole document of those excerpts that you’ve added. Once you’ve made your selection, your download will initiate.

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Getting Started with the Research Notepad

This article contains the following topics:

Related Articles:

Understanding the Research Notepad Feature

Navigating the Research Notepad Feature

Viewing all topics

Viewing a topic

Bookmark Cards

Downloading a Topic

Related Resources

How to share a research topic

Add a topic to your Research Notepad

Searching, sorting and filtering within a notepad topic

Getting Started with the Research Notepad

This article contains the following topics:

Related Articles:

Understanding the Research Notepad Feature

Navigating the Research Notepad Feature

Viewing all topics

Viewing a topic

Bookmark Cards

Downloading a Topic

Related Resources

How to share a research topic

Add a topic to your Research Notepad

Searching, sorting and filtering within a notepad topic

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