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Video Demonstration
User Guide
This guide outlines how to use Scholarcy to import, enhance, analyse, and export academic papers.
Access Scholarcy Website
| a. | Navigate to the website: https://www.scholarcy.com; |
| b. | Click the Start Free or Login button to register or log in. |
Enhance Academic Papers
| a. | Click the Add paper button in the top toolbar; |
| b. | Click to upload or drag and drop a file into the designated area, or click the More options button (Note: Free accounts can import 3 papers); |
| c. | View the summary flashcards in the Structured Summary section; |
| d. | Click the Enhance button to refine the summary; |
| e. | Select a summary style from the available options; |
| f. | Scroll down to the Dig Deeper section; |
| g. | Enter a question in the text field; |
| h. | Click Ask to query for more detailed answers. |
Convert to Flashcard Format
| a. | Scroll down and locate the Analysis section on the flashcard page; |
| b. | Click on any in-text citation to jump to the reference section; |
| c. | Click the Show findings button next to an in-text citation to view a summary of the cited work; |
| d. | Review the displayed findings for an overview of the cited article's key points. |
Export and Share
| a. | Click the Export button in the top toolbar; |
| b. | Select the desired export format from the dropdown menu. |
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