Introduction to Zotero for Citation Management [Webinar]
Taubman Library Global Health Webinar Series
Taubman Library Global Health Webinar Series
Presenter: Kathryn Vanderboll, MLIS
Taubman Health Science Library, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
- Are you struggling to organize the sources you found for your research (journal articles, books, websites, reports, videos, and more)?
- Do you want to share those sources with your colleagues around the world?
- Do you spend hours trying to format your bibliography?
- Learn about Zotero, a free citation management tool!
You will learn to:
- Create and organize personal and group libraries,
- Invite collaborators to view or contribute to those libraries,
- Annotate the PDFs you read,
- Add a bibliography and in-text citations in your Google Docs or Microsoft Word document.
Please note: To use Zotero, you will need a desktop or laptop computer - not a Chromebook or tablet - capable of downloading software.
- Create and organize personal and group libraries,
- Invite collaborators to view or contribute to those libraries,
- Annotate the PDFs you read,
- Add a bibliography and in-text citations in your Google Docs or Microsoft Word document.
Please note: To use Zotero, you will need a desktop or laptop computer - not a Chromebook or tablet - capable of downloading software.
- Questions & Answers- Addresses questions asked during the webinar
- Introduction to Zotero TutorialClick here for Taubman Library's guide to getting started with Zotero.
- Using Zotero with Large ProjectsLearn about batch exporting and deduplication with Zotero. These may be useful if you're working on a project with more than 100 sources.
See Also: Search Tips & Tutorials: Zotero at AW Libraries.
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