CALLIDO Research Tool
CALLIDO Research Tool for Student
The Callido Research Tool helps you organize and evaluate your sources. You can store all your sources in one place and refer to them easily. It also allows you to create argument maps to structure your research.
This is a subscription based tool. Please contact [email protected] to subscribe!
Latest reviews
Fine but kinda zesty tbh
Fine but kinda zesty tbh
Ok no one asked
Ok no one asked
yo mommy gives me brain
I think this tool was pretty helpful with research for my EE, but I think there is a major problem with the callido research tool - it isn't free software. I don't mean "free" as in free of charge, as although this software is subscription based, I don't really have a problem with paying for software. Rather, I mean "free" as in freedom. To understand the concept, you should think of "free" as in "free speech", not "free beer". Unfortunately, the callido research tool does not provide its users with any of the four essential freedoms, which makes it nonfree software. Nonfree software presents a number of problems for the user, as software should work for the user in the way the user wants it to, rather than be controlled by the developers of the program. I really think that this is a helpful tool, but as it is nonfree software that harms its users, I cannot recommend this tool to others. I would gladly recommend this tool to my friends if a future version of this tool is able to provide its users with all four essential freedoms, though. (a list of the four essential freedoms is available at www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.en.html)
I think this tool was pretty helpful with research for my EE, but I think there is a major problem with the callido research tool - it isn't free software. I don't mean "free" as in free of charge, as although this software is subscription based, I don't really have a problem with paying for software. Rather, I mean "free" as in freedom. To understand the concept, you should think of "free" as in "free speech", not "free beer". Unfortunately, the callido research tool does not provide its users with any of the four essential freedoms, which makes it nonfree software. Nonfree software presents a number of problems for the user, as software should work for the user in the way the user wants it to, rather than be controlled by the developers of the program. I really think that this is a helpful tool, but as it is nonfree software that harms its users, I cannot recommend this tool to others. I would gladly recommend this tool to my friends if a future version of this tool is able to provide its users with all four essential freedoms, though. (a list of the four essential freedoms is available at www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.en.html)
sucks
sucks
doesn't help, especially when all of this can be avoided wit a bit of self discipline . not worth paying for
doesn't help, especially when all of this can be avoided wit a bit of self discipline . not worth paying for
This app costs money, and it is pretty useless. You can literally do all this on paper, there's no point in purchasing this.
This app costs money, and it is pretty useless. You can literally do all this on paper, there's no point in purchasing this.
Great tool for research!
It really helps me organize all my sources together in one place in a systematic way.
Love it. Makes it so easy to organise my research.
Love it. Makes it so easy to organise my research.
good
good
Well, stupid tool to use, and I paid for nothing
Well, stupid tool to use, and I paid for nothing
its very guddddddddddd
its very guddddddddddd
