ARTICLE RESEARCH · Workflow idea
For feeds and articles approved for internal research, review recent items against chosen topics and prepare concise summaries in the team’s reference space. Follow source terms and copyright, retain author and article links, treat relevance labels as suggestions, distinguish source claims from interpretation, and have a researcher verify important statements before sharing or using them in a decision.
01 / The starting point
Approved feed links and a defined topic and date range
“Organize useful reading without copying more source material than the research requires.”
02 / The work
Helps researchers classify and summarize recent articles from approved feeds for later review.
Check source permissions, date range, and intended readers.
Keep author, date, and original page details attached.
Flag uncertain classifications rather than treating them as final decisions.
Check that each note reflects the source and does not overstate its claims.
Have a researcher confirm attribution, accuracy, and audience before saving or sharing.
03 / The result
A dated article index with relevance notes, concise summaries, original links, and review status.
Reports & insights · Example outcome
A dated article index with relevance notes, concise summaries, original links, and review status.
Relevance judgments can be wrong and summaries may omit context or repeat source errors. Respect access terms, keep attribution and dates, store only necessary excerpts, verify claims with the original, and review access before saving notes to shared workspaces.
04 / Make it yours
A few choices shape the work around your team.
Document which sources and subjects are within the research scope.
Retain links and brief notes rather than unnecessary copied text.
Give notes only to the teams that need them and remove stale material.
Name who checks classifications and source accuracy.