The point of data entry in SciNote the Task level – Tasks contain your protocol steps, notes, comments, attached files, results, and more.
A task is the last layer of SciNote's 3-tier hierarchal structure. A Task or sequence of tasks exist in an Experiment, and Experiments exist inside of Projects.
You can think of SciNote Projects as "main folders" that contain all data related to a particular project. Now that we know where the data goes, how do we start entering it?
Let's get started!
- Create a Project in SciNote.
- Then create an Experiment within the Project.
- Within the Experiment, create your first Task.
- When you open a Task page, each Task includes an overview of Protocol, Results (active and archived), Activity, and Signatures if your account is set up with Task Signatures (see the image below).
- You can begin entering your data in the Notes field, Protocol Steps, Comments (on protocol steps or results), or Results.
This structure will enable you to quickly search through all your data in the future as it will always be structurally organized.
To learn more about the basic data structure in SciNote watch our video tutorial or continue by reading this article.
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