When an Evidence Matrix Is Better Than a Folder of Documents
Learn when an evidence matrix is more useful than ordinary folders for connecting claims, dates, sources, conflicts, summaries, and document locations.
Methods for organizing evidence, research, records and complex information into usable systems.
Learn when an evidence matrix is more useful than ordinary folders for connecting claims, dates, sources, conflicts, summaries, and document locations.
A practical source-evaluation framework for research involving conflicting claims, old material, derivative reporting, incomplete records, and uncertain conclusions.
A practical method for building a reliable timeline from emails, records, files, messages, notes, and other source material while preserving dates, uncertainty, and source traceability.
How to organize records, sources, timelines, and summaries into a research system that is easier to navigate and verify.
A practical guide to turning source material into a concise research brief with clear questions, evidence, uncertainty, comparisons, and next-step decision support.