![]() Instructions on how to transfer references to or from Zotero from other tools are available through the UW Libraries Zotero guide. Zotero is a free, easy-to-use Firefox/Chrome extension or standalone program to help you collect, organize, manage, search and cite your research sources directly in your favourite word processor, with 300 MB free online storage. *An important note* No matter which tool you select, rest assured that you will have the ability to export your references to another system at a later date if you so choose. Other tools exist (see Other Citation Management Tools below), but Zotero is easy to learn and user friendly, which is why we use it for our deep dive here. The information that follows provides guidance on using one particular citation management tool: Zotero. These features help you save time and make your research more efficient. ![]() In addition, citation managers can generate citations or bibliographies in your style of choice in just a few clicks. If so, you can benefit from use of a citation management tool! These tools allow you to keep track of books, articles, websites, and more all in one place. Some combination of one or more of the above.Trying to commit the names of websites to memory so you can track them down later.Placing sticky notes on your computer monitor.Printing articles and saving them in piles on your desk.Hand writing down references on a notepad.Saving a bunch of PDFs to folders on your desktop. ![]()
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