Community Connect: Improving SciSpace Together
TL;DR
1-min readCommunity Connect is an open tutorial where SciSpace users meet the teams who build the platform. Researchers, students and academics share feedback, report bugs and request features, and hear answers directly from the SciSpace Research, Product and Engineering teams. The tutorial suits any SciSpace user who wants to understand recent changes, see how others work with the platform and learn how feedback shapes the roadmap.
Key takeaways
- The tutorial reviews recent improvements and new features added to SciSpace, giving a quick picture of how the platform has changed.
- Examples from other researchers show how SciSpace fits into real workflows, which can reveal shortcuts and approaches you had not considered.
- Product and engineering staff respond to feedback tool by tool, so questions about specific features get direct answers.
- Feature requests are discussed live with the people who own the roadmap, showing how ideas are weighed and prioritised.
- The Research team offers a first look at upcoming features before they are released.
- Feedback is most useful when you describe the task you were trying to complete, what happened and what you expected, because concrete examples are easier for a product team to act on.
To apply this, note the tasks where SciSpace helps or slows you down, and bring those specific examples to the next community tutorial or feedback channel.
How to do it
Review recent SciSpace improvements
Check the recent improvements and new features added to SciSpace. This helps you use the latest capabilities.
Learn from other researchers' workflows
Look at how other researchers apply SciSpace in real workflows. Their approaches may solve your own research challenges.
Share feedback on specific tools
Give tool-by-tool feedback and report bugs to the product and engineering teams. SciSpace community feedback helps improve the platform.
Submit and discuss feature requests
Request features and discuss them with the roadmap owners. This lets you influence product decisions.
Preview upcoming features
Look at early previews of upcoming features from the SciSpace Research team. This helps you plan how you will use them.
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Frequently asked questions
How can I give feedback or request a feature in SciSpace?
Community tutorials like this one let you raise feedback, bug reports and feature requests directly with the Research, Product and Engineering teams. When sharing feedback, describe the task you were trying to complete, what happened and what you expected, as concrete examples are easier for a product team to act on.
Why should researchers attend product feedback tutorials?
These tutorials give you direct answers to questions, a voice in which features are prioritised and an early view of what is coming. Hearing how other researchers use the same tools can also reveal workflows and shortcuts you had not considered, which is often as useful as the product updates themselves.
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