Task Planning

Each research projects requires a number of similar tasks: copy, verify bibliographic information or borrow. In Citavi these tasks are predefined and can be quickly selected from the list of Routine tasks. Sometimes you'll have special tasks you'll want to record, such as Discuss with Prof. Schmidt.

Both default tasks and tasks you create yourself are always linked to a particular reference. You can add as many tasks to a reference as you want.

In Citavi 5 you can also add tasks to sections of a PDF document. For example, you could select a passage whose claims you later want to double check.

In addition to tasks related to a particular reference, there are also project tasks. A project task is a task that is not directly related to any one reference but that concerns your Citavi Project as a whole.

You can use the Task Planner to get a better idea of important or pressing tasks. There you can also print a task list.

Contents:

• Adding Tasks
• Creating Your Own Tasks
• Adding Text-Related Tasks
• Adding a Project Task
• Viewing Tasks
• Printing Task Lists
• Tracking Your Progress