This presentation was given at the 3rd "DH brownbag lunch" hosted by the Digital Humanities Lab at the Institute of European History in Mainz, Germany.
PLEASE NOTE: only the first slide (titel) is in German, the other slides are all in English.
Zotero: an open source reference management tool for researchersPrajeesh Bhaskaran
This document provides an overview of Zotero, an open source reference management tool. It describes Zotero as free software that works with browsers like Firefox, Chrome, and Safari to automatically sense references from web pages and organize them into collections. Key features include collecting references, organizing them, citing them in papers, synchronizing libraries across devices, collaborating in groups, and integrating with word processors for automatic bibliography generation. The document also outlines Zotero's import/export options, APIs, limitations like lack of IE support, and paid storage plans for larger libraries.
Using Reference Management Tools: EndNote and ZoteroUCD Library
Presentation by Diarmuid Stokes, College Liaison Librarian, University College Dublin Library, to the Health Sciences Libraries Group (HSLG) 2014 Annual Conference on May 23, 2014 in Dublin, Ireland.
Powerful reference management software can consist of a database to enter and generate full bibliographic references. They integrate with word processors to reduce errors and provide citation creation and reference management features. Data can be exported and imported between EndNote, Mendeley, and Zotero using specific file formats and attention to duplicate references. Reference management programs differ in available resources, import filters, citation styles, operating systems, mobile apps, online storage limits, and import/export capabilities. Each has strengths like collaboration, cost, or platform independence, but also weaknesses such as usability, file sharing options, or lack of database search tools.
This document provides an overview of citation management tools Mendeley and Endnote. It discusses how to get started with each tool, including downloading the desktop versions, installing plugins, and creating accounts. It also covers how to add references to each tool by downloading citation files from databases and journals or adding them manually. The document demonstrates how to use Mendeley and Endnote to cite sources in word documents and export reference lists in different styles. It provides a brief comparison of the two tools and notes some extra guidance for Jordan University students on reference formatting.
Thomson Reuters EndNote x7.2 Overview and RoadmapEduserv
The document provides an agenda for a meeting on EndNote. It includes an overview of EndNote X7.2, which allows unlimited library sharing between up to 15 users. It also discusses development updates in 2014, customer benefits of networking and knowledge sharing, and marketing and sales support. There will be a Q&A session. EndNote X7.2 enhances library sharing capabilities and storage limits in response to customer demands. It provides details on sharing invitations and status. The number of shared users was set based on research on collaboration group sizes. The document also compares EndNote X7.2's features to competitive products and discusses how it offers more functionality than Reference Manager for existing customers.
The document provides instructions for using EndNote X7 software to organize references and perform online searches of literature databases. It describes how to create and manage an EndNote library, search databases like Google Scholar and ProQuest and import search results, enter references manually, and import references from PDFs or other files. Useful references and training materials for learning EndNote are also listed.
This document provides instructions for creating an EndNote library and adding references from various sources, including online databases, internet resources, and printed materials. It describes how to search databases, select and import records, and customize settings to directly export references to an EndNote library. The document also demonstrates how to organize references into groups and folders in EndNote, and generate bibliographies in Microsoft Word by copying formatted citations from EndNote.
This document provides an overview of the reference management software EndNote. It discusses what EndNote is, why it is useful, and compares it to other citation management programs. The document then covers how to get started with EndNote, including collecting references, organizing them into groups, and formatting bibliographies. It also reviews how to search databases and import citations into EndNote. Finally, it provides some rules for manually entering reference information into EndNote.
Zotero: an open source reference management tool for researchersPrajeesh Bhaskaran
This document provides an overview of Zotero, an open source reference management tool. It describes Zotero as free software that works with browsers like Firefox, Chrome, and Safari to automatically sense references from web pages and organize them into collections. Key features include collecting references, organizing them, citing them in papers, synchronizing libraries across devices, collaborating in groups, and integrating with word processors for automatic bibliography generation. The document also outlines Zotero's import/export options, APIs, limitations like lack of IE support, and paid storage plans for larger libraries.
Using Reference Management Tools: EndNote and ZoteroUCD Library
Presentation by Diarmuid Stokes, College Liaison Librarian, University College Dublin Library, to the Health Sciences Libraries Group (HSLG) 2014 Annual Conference on May 23, 2014 in Dublin, Ireland.
Powerful reference management software can consist of a database to enter and generate full bibliographic references. They integrate with word processors to reduce errors and provide citation creation and reference management features. Data can be exported and imported between EndNote, Mendeley, and Zotero using specific file formats and attention to duplicate references. Reference management programs differ in available resources, import filters, citation styles, operating systems, mobile apps, online storage limits, and import/export capabilities. Each has strengths like collaboration, cost, or platform independence, but also weaknesses such as usability, file sharing options, or lack of database search tools.
This document provides an overview of citation management tools Mendeley and Endnote. It discusses how to get started with each tool, including downloading the desktop versions, installing plugins, and creating accounts. It also covers how to add references to each tool by downloading citation files from databases and journals or adding them manually. The document demonstrates how to use Mendeley and Endnote to cite sources in word documents and export reference lists in different styles. It provides a brief comparison of the two tools and notes some extra guidance for Jordan University students on reference formatting.
Thomson Reuters EndNote x7.2 Overview and RoadmapEduserv
The document provides an agenda for a meeting on EndNote. It includes an overview of EndNote X7.2, which allows unlimited library sharing between up to 15 users. It also discusses development updates in 2014, customer benefits of networking and knowledge sharing, and marketing and sales support. There will be a Q&A session. EndNote X7.2 enhances library sharing capabilities and storage limits in response to customer demands. It provides details on sharing invitations and status. The number of shared users was set based on research on collaboration group sizes. The document also compares EndNote X7.2's features to competitive products and discusses how it offers more functionality than Reference Manager for existing customers.
The document provides instructions for using EndNote X7 software to organize references and perform online searches of literature databases. It describes how to create and manage an EndNote library, search databases like Google Scholar and ProQuest and import search results, enter references manually, and import references from PDFs or other files. Useful references and training materials for learning EndNote are also listed.
This document provides instructions for creating an EndNote library and adding references from various sources, including online databases, internet resources, and printed materials. It describes how to search databases, select and import records, and customize settings to directly export references to an EndNote library. The document also demonstrates how to organize references into groups and folders in EndNote, and generate bibliographies in Microsoft Word by copying formatted citations from EndNote.
This document provides an overview of the reference management software EndNote. It discusses what EndNote is, why it is useful, and compares it to other citation management programs. The document then covers how to get started with EndNote, including collecting references, organizing them into groups, and formatting bibliographies. It also reviews how to search databases and import citations into EndNote. Finally, it provides some rules for manually entering reference information into EndNote.
EndNote is a reference management software that allows users to search, organize, and share research materials. It streamlines the research process by allowing automatic bibliography creation and formatting, as well as full-text searching and attachment of PDFs. Key features include cite while you write, automatic updating of records, collaboration through EndNote web, and syncing libraries across devices. The software provides over 5000 bibliographic styles and built-in templates to simplify manuscript preparation for publishing.
This document provides guidance on developing research skills for an international business assignment. It discusses identifying required information, effective search strategies like phrase searching and Boolean logic, evaluating credible sources, and properly citing references. Search locations include academic databases, libraries, and the open web. Social media also contains information but requires critical evaluation. Reference management software like EndNote can organize citations and automatically generate bibliographies.
EndNote for Mac provides instructions for downloading and using EndNote on a Mac. It outlines how to import references from PDFs, databases, and manually; create smart groups to automatically organize references; and use Cite While You Write to seamlessly cite references in documents. Helpful tips are provided, such as setting PDF preferences to simplify finding and organizing attached PDFs. Support is available from the ICTS department.
Endnote basic for Windows by Dianne Steelepvhead123
EndNote is a reference management software that allows users to organize references and citations and integrate them into word processing documents. The document provides instructions on downloading and installing EndNote, customizing preferences, and utilizing key EndNote features such as creating an EndNote library, importing references from databases and PDFs, finding full texts, and citing references in Microsoft Word. It also briefly outlines backup methods and additional help resources for using EndNote.
This document provides an overview and hands-on tutorial for EndNote, a citation management tool available to Duquesne University affiliates. It discusses how to install EndNote, add references and PDFs, sync libraries across devices, create smart groups, and use Cite While You Write to insert citations. The tutorial demonstrates locating, importing, and organizing references from databases like Emerald and ProQuest into an EndNote library. It emphasizes double checking citations and addresses some of EndNote's limitations. Help resources are provided, including the Gumberg Library Guide and contacting the instructor directly.
This document provides an overview and instructions for using the bibliographic management software EndNote. It discusses the main functions of EndNote including maintaining references, generating bibliographies, downloading references from databases, and linking references to word documents. Step-by-step instructions are given for starting an EndNote library, choosing an output style, manually adding references, importing references from databases like ScienceDirect and ProQuest, attaching PDFs, organizing references into groups, and inserting citations into a word document while writing. The document aims to help users understand and utilize the key features of EndNote.
Zotero is a free, open-source reference management software that allows users to collect, organize, cite, and share research sources. It can store citations, PDFs, and website snapshots and automatically generate bibliographies in a variety of citation styles. Users can install Zotero as a browser extension or standalone program and sync their libraries across devices. References can be added automatically through the browser or by importing records or manually entering citation data. Items can be organized into collections and tagged, and notes can be added. The Zotero Word plugin enables citations and bibliographies to be created in Microsoft Word documents.
The document discusses citation management tools and their usefulness for academics. It describes what citations are and why they are important. It then explains what citation management tools are and highlights some of their key features, such as automatically formatting citations and bibliographies. Popular tools discussed include RefWorks, Zotero, and Mendeley. The document also covers the different models of tools, including desktop-based, web-based, browser-based, and hybrid tools. It provides tips for choosing the right citation management tool and discusses some challenges with these tools.
1. The document provides an introduction and instructions for downloading, installing, and using the Zotero reference management software. It explains how to create a Zotero library and automatically export citation entries from the library catalogue, Google Scholar, and the web directly into a Zotero project folder.
2. Directions are given for formatting citations in Microsoft Word using Zotero. The document outlines how to generate in-text citations and build a reference list using the citations already in a Zotero library.
3. Additional functions of Zotero mentioned include manually adding reference entries, looking up items using identifiers, attaching PDFs and links, viewing PDF attachments, and linking references to online sources.
This document compares and summarizes several bibliographic management tools: EndNote, RefWorks, Zotero, citeUlike, Connotea, and 2collab. It discusses their key features such as database searching, organizing references, attaching files, formatting citations, platforms, sharing capabilities, and integration with word processing software. EndNote is very full-featured but expensive, while Zotero and citeUlike are free but more limited. RefWorks and 2collab focus on collaboration and sharing references between groups.
RefWorks is a citation management tool that allows users to import references from databases, organize references into folders, search references, and automatically generate citations and bibliographies in Word documents. Key features include creating a personal online database of references accessible from any computer, importing references from many databases with a click of a button, and using Write-N-Cite to automatically insert citations and create bibliographies in Word. The document provides instructions on setting up a RefWorks account, importing references from databases like Web of Science, organizing references into folders, generating bibliographies, and using Write-N-Cite to cite references in Word papers.
Presentation on getting started with Zotero, the Firefox plugin for citation bibliography and management. Includes instructions on installing the both the Firefox plugin and MS Word plugin, adding citations to Zotero, and publishing a bibliography in MS Word.
Building recommendations by Kishore GoduguluriFrosmo
Ever wondered what it takes to create quality content recommendations? Find out how FROSMO uses different methods and analytics to create customized recommendation system.
About Kishore
Kishore is a senior developer who divides his time between working with customers in the onboarding phase and creating developer tools to support customer projects. He is also responsible for consulting developers as a software architect.
Mendeley is a reference management software program that allows users to organize papers and documents, share research, and discover new papers. It can be used to create a personal library of research papers, organize and search the library, share papers with other researchers, and cite references in papers using plug-ins for word processors. Mendeley provides tools for discovering new research papers through its searchable catalog and by finding related papers based on papers already in the user's library.
This document provides an overview of the reference management software EndNote. It demonstrates how EndNote can be used to create and organize a personal library of references, search online databases and import references, share references with other EndNote libraries, insert citations and create bibliographies in Microsoft Word documents. Key features covered include building an EndNote library, online search integration, citation styles, finding full texts of articles, and syncing an EndNote library across devices through EndNote Online.
EndNote is bibliographic software that allows users to search literature, develop a personal reference library, and format citations. The document provides instructions on how to create an EndNote library, add references manually or through direct export from databases, insert citations into a Word document using Cite While You Write, and attach files and images to references. Key functions covered include editing citations, deleting references, and managing the EndNote library.
Zotero: collecting, managing, sharing and citing references made easyRaphael Grolimund
Zotero is a free reference manager that allows users to collect, organize, cite, and share research sources. It has a simple three-part interface that allows users to organize references into collections and view reference details. Zotero can import references from other reference managers or PDFs, and retrieve metadata for items directly from websites with a single click. The program's preferences allow users to customize settings for syncing, citation styles, and word processor plugins.
Reference Management with Zotero by V. Sriram in Two-day National Workshop on Research Reporting. KLA & Rajagiri College of social Sciences, Kochi. India. February 18, 2017.
The document discusses various reference management tools that help researchers organize citations and bibliographies. It describes tools like Mendeley, JabRef, VIVO, ORCID, ResearchGate, and Google Scholar. These tools allow users to collect, store, organize, and share citations; create bibliographies; collaborate with other researchers; and develop a profile to track their publications and research. Reference management software helps researchers efficiently manage literature and identify related work.
EndNote is a reference management software that allows users to search, organize, and share research materials. It streamlines the research process by allowing automatic bibliography creation and formatting, as well as full-text searching and attachment of PDFs. Key features include cite while you write, automatic updating of records, collaboration through EndNote web, and syncing libraries across devices. The software provides over 5000 bibliographic styles and built-in templates to simplify manuscript preparation for publishing.
This document provides guidance on developing research skills for an international business assignment. It discusses identifying required information, effective search strategies like phrase searching and Boolean logic, evaluating credible sources, and properly citing references. Search locations include academic databases, libraries, and the open web. Social media also contains information but requires critical evaluation. Reference management software like EndNote can organize citations and automatically generate bibliographies.
EndNote for Mac provides instructions for downloading and using EndNote on a Mac. It outlines how to import references from PDFs, databases, and manually; create smart groups to automatically organize references; and use Cite While You Write to seamlessly cite references in documents. Helpful tips are provided, such as setting PDF preferences to simplify finding and organizing attached PDFs. Support is available from the ICTS department.
Endnote basic for Windows by Dianne Steelepvhead123
EndNote is a reference management software that allows users to organize references and citations and integrate them into word processing documents. The document provides instructions on downloading and installing EndNote, customizing preferences, and utilizing key EndNote features such as creating an EndNote library, importing references from databases and PDFs, finding full texts, and citing references in Microsoft Word. It also briefly outlines backup methods and additional help resources for using EndNote.
This document provides an overview and hands-on tutorial for EndNote, a citation management tool available to Duquesne University affiliates. It discusses how to install EndNote, add references and PDFs, sync libraries across devices, create smart groups, and use Cite While You Write to insert citations. The tutorial demonstrates locating, importing, and organizing references from databases like Emerald and ProQuest into an EndNote library. It emphasizes double checking citations and addresses some of EndNote's limitations. Help resources are provided, including the Gumberg Library Guide and contacting the instructor directly.
This document provides an overview and instructions for using the bibliographic management software EndNote. It discusses the main functions of EndNote including maintaining references, generating bibliographies, downloading references from databases, and linking references to word documents. Step-by-step instructions are given for starting an EndNote library, choosing an output style, manually adding references, importing references from databases like ScienceDirect and ProQuest, attaching PDFs, organizing references into groups, and inserting citations into a word document while writing. The document aims to help users understand and utilize the key features of EndNote.
Zotero is a free, open-source reference management software that allows users to collect, organize, cite, and share research sources. It can store citations, PDFs, and website snapshots and automatically generate bibliographies in a variety of citation styles. Users can install Zotero as a browser extension or standalone program and sync their libraries across devices. References can be added automatically through the browser or by importing records or manually entering citation data. Items can be organized into collections and tagged, and notes can be added. The Zotero Word plugin enables citations and bibliographies to be created in Microsoft Word documents.
The document discusses citation management tools and their usefulness for academics. It describes what citations are and why they are important. It then explains what citation management tools are and highlights some of their key features, such as automatically formatting citations and bibliographies. Popular tools discussed include RefWorks, Zotero, and Mendeley. The document also covers the different models of tools, including desktop-based, web-based, browser-based, and hybrid tools. It provides tips for choosing the right citation management tool and discusses some challenges with these tools.
1. The document provides an introduction and instructions for downloading, installing, and using the Zotero reference management software. It explains how to create a Zotero library and automatically export citation entries from the library catalogue, Google Scholar, and the web directly into a Zotero project folder.
2. Directions are given for formatting citations in Microsoft Word using Zotero. The document outlines how to generate in-text citations and build a reference list using the citations already in a Zotero library.
3. Additional functions of Zotero mentioned include manually adding reference entries, looking up items using identifiers, attaching PDFs and links, viewing PDF attachments, and linking references to online sources.
This document compares and summarizes several bibliographic management tools: EndNote, RefWorks, Zotero, citeUlike, Connotea, and 2collab. It discusses their key features such as database searching, organizing references, attaching files, formatting citations, platforms, sharing capabilities, and integration with word processing software. EndNote is very full-featured but expensive, while Zotero and citeUlike are free but more limited. RefWorks and 2collab focus on collaboration and sharing references between groups.
RefWorks is a citation management tool that allows users to import references from databases, organize references into folders, search references, and automatically generate citations and bibliographies in Word documents. Key features include creating a personal online database of references accessible from any computer, importing references from many databases with a click of a button, and using Write-N-Cite to automatically insert citations and create bibliographies in Word. The document provides instructions on setting up a RefWorks account, importing references from databases like Web of Science, organizing references into folders, generating bibliographies, and using Write-N-Cite to cite references in Word papers.
Presentation on getting started with Zotero, the Firefox plugin for citation bibliography and management. Includes instructions on installing the both the Firefox plugin and MS Word plugin, adding citations to Zotero, and publishing a bibliography in MS Word.
Building recommendations by Kishore GoduguluriFrosmo
Ever wondered what it takes to create quality content recommendations? Find out how FROSMO uses different methods and analytics to create customized recommendation system.
About Kishore
Kishore is a senior developer who divides his time between working with customers in the onboarding phase and creating developer tools to support customer projects. He is also responsible for consulting developers as a software architect.
Mendeley is a reference management software program that allows users to organize papers and documents, share research, and discover new papers. It can be used to create a personal library of research papers, organize and search the library, share papers with other researchers, and cite references in papers using plug-ins for word processors. Mendeley provides tools for discovering new research papers through its searchable catalog and by finding related papers based on papers already in the user's library.
This document provides an overview of the reference management software EndNote. It demonstrates how EndNote can be used to create and organize a personal library of references, search online databases and import references, share references with other EndNote libraries, insert citations and create bibliographies in Microsoft Word documents. Key features covered include building an EndNote library, online search integration, citation styles, finding full texts of articles, and syncing an EndNote library across devices through EndNote Online.
EndNote is bibliographic software that allows users to search literature, develop a personal reference library, and format citations. The document provides instructions on how to create an EndNote library, add references manually or through direct export from databases, insert citations into a Word document using Cite While You Write, and attach files and images to references. Key functions covered include editing citations, deleting references, and managing the EndNote library.
Zotero: collecting, managing, sharing and citing references made easyRaphael Grolimund
Zotero is a free reference manager that allows users to collect, organize, cite, and share research sources. It has a simple three-part interface that allows users to organize references into collections and view reference details. Zotero can import references from other reference managers or PDFs, and retrieve metadata for items directly from websites with a single click. The program's preferences allow users to customize settings for syncing, citation styles, and word processor plugins.
Reference Management with Zotero by V. Sriram in Two-day National Workshop on Research Reporting. KLA & Rajagiri College of social Sciences, Kochi. India. February 18, 2017.
The document discusses various reference management tools that help researchers organize citations and bibliographies. It describes tools like Mendeley, JabRef, VIVO, ORCID, ResearchGate, and Google Scholar. These tools allow users to collect, store, organize, and share citations; create bibliographies; collaborate with other researchers; and develop a profile to track their publications and research. Reference management software helps researchers efficiently manage literature and identify related work.
Reference management tools for academiccjhosiyosi2
The document discusses various reference management tools that help researchers organize citations and bibliographies. It describes tools like Mendeley, JabRef, VIVO, ORCID, ResearchGate, and Google Scholar. These tools allow users to collect, store, organize, and share citations; create bibliographies; collaborate with other researchers; and develop a profile to track their publications and research. Reference management software helps researchers efficiently manage literature and identify related work.
Struggling with Citations? There's a Tool for That!jthiessen
The document discusses citation management tools and focuses on demonstrating the Zotero tool. It explains that Zotero is a free, web-based tool that allows users to import citations from databases and websites, organize bibliographies in different styles like APA and MLA, and insert citations and bibliographies into documents using Word plugins. The document provides a hands-on demonstration of how to perform tasks in Zotero like gathering citations from webpages, organizing citations into collections, and creating bibliographies in documents.
This document provides an overview of how to use Zotero, a free reference management software. It discusses how to install and open Zotero, add references from online sources, organize references into collections and tags, search references, integrate Zotero with word processors to add citations and bibliographies, and customize Zotero settings. The document aims to help researchers efficiently collect and organize citations and automatically generate bibliographies to improve the research process.
Reference Management using Zotero by V. Sriram. In Workshop on Enhancing Research Skills for Computer Science Researchers, University of Kerala, India. 28th – 29th November 2013
Citation Management with Zotero by V. Sriram. In Eighth Refresher Course on Library and Information Science, UGC – Academic Staff College, University of Calicut, India. February 14, 2015, Malappuram. India
Reference Management Software: An Introduction to Zotero by V. Sriram. In Workshop on Research Reporting and Reference Management Tools, Cochin University of Science and Technology, Kochi. India. March 19, 2014
Reference Management and Personal Digital Library Software: ZoteroVenkitachalam Sriram
Reference Management and Personal Digital Library Software: Zotero by V. Sriram in Workshop on Research Methodology: Application of Research Methods and Statistics, IUCDS, MG University, Kottayam. India. April 26, 2017.
Make Mine To-Go: Comparison of Web-Based Bibliographic Management Toolscswetzel
This document compares three popular web-based bibliographic reference management platforms: CiteULike, Zotero, and EasyBib. It summarizes each tool's cost and upgrade options, ease of use, scope of resources, sharing and collaboration features, citation manager and generator capabilities, import and output options, accessibility across devices, advantages, and limitations. Screenshots and brief tutorials are available from the authors by internet or email.
Reference Management for Social Science Research: An Introduction to ZoteroVenkitachalam Sriram
Zotero is a free, easy-to-use tool for managing references and citations. It allows users to collect, organize, and cite research sources. It senses bibliographic information from websites and stores references in the user's library. References can be organized into collections and tags. Zotero integrates with word processors to automatically generate citations and bibliographies in different styles. References and entire libraries can be synced and backed up. Zotero's features provide researchers with an efficient way to manage references.
The document provides a quick reference guide for EndNote, a tool for managing research. It allows users to search literature, organize references into a customized library, insert citations into documents, and share references with others. The guide outlines how to get started in 7 easy steps, including creating a library, importing references and PDFs, organizing references into groups, and citing references in a Word document. It also describes how to sync libraries across devices and share an entire library with collaborators.
Zotero is a free reference management software that allows users to organize bibliographic references and PDFs in a central library database. It can import references from online databases and websites, and integrate with word processors to automatically insert formatted citations and bibliographies. Key features include storing PDFs and other attachments, tagging and organizing references, searching the library database, and syncing references across devices through online storage.
Reference Management and Personal Digital Library using ZoteroVenkitachalam Sriram
Reference Management and Personal Digital Library using Zotero by V. Sriram. In Workshop on Research Methodology, Mahatma Gandhi University, India. January 28th – February 1st 2013
Citation tools and software can help researchers properly cite sources and manage bibliographies. Some popular tools include Zotero, Mendeley, EndNote, RefWorks, ProQuest, EBSCO, Cite This For Me, WriteM, and Tropy. These tools allow users to import references from databases, organize citations, and automatically generate bibliographies in different styles. Many integrate with word processors to easily insert citations and format papers.
1. The document introduces Zotero, a free research tool that helps collect and organize scholarly works. It allows automatic exporting of entries from library catalogs, Google Scholar, and web pages into a Zotero library.
2. Citations and reference lists can be automatically generated in MS Word by selecting entries from the Zotero library. The document provides step-by-step instructions on setting up Zotero, populating the library, and inserting citations and creating reference lists.
3. Additional functions in Zotero include manually adding records, looking up items using identifiers, adding notes, attaching PDFs, viewing PDFs, and linking resources to online sources. Cross-checking auto-generated
Zotero is a free, easy-to-use tool for managing references and citations. It helps collect, organize, and cite research sources. It can sense bibliographic data from websites and online databases. References can be organized into collections and tags. Citations and bibliographies can be generated in word processing programs. Data can be synced across devices and backed up. Zotero's features are highly customizable.
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Bibliographic data management and data analysis with ZOTERO
1. „Von der Literaturverwaltung zum
kollaborativen Datenmanagement –
ZOTERO für Einsteiger und
Fortgeschrittene“
MONIKA BARGET, IEG MAINZ, 23RD SEPTEMBER 2019
2. 1) Why bibliographical databases?
Cite as you write.
Easily fix incomplete data or spelling
mistakes in all footnotes/endnotes at
once.
Export bibliographical references in any
citation style required by your publisher.
Handle sources and secondary works in
multiple languages.
Create customised publication styles if
you are a book or journal editor.
Make co-authoring more efficient.
3. 2) Why use ZOTERO?
Do not worry about licence fees
and institutional limitations.
Join an active community of users
and developers.
Collaboratively use and edit
bibliographical data with other
researchers.
Feature requests can be shared
with the developers at any time.
4. 3) How do I get started?
Create account and access ZOTERO via FIREFOX Download stand-alone version
5. 4) How can I import references to ZOTERO?
Many digital library
catalogues offer export
functions for single or
multiple references to
different formats.
Get the ZOTERO
browser add-on to grab
data directly from
websites.
Import your libraries
from other software as
BibTex, XML or other.
6. 5) How can I sort and tag my data?
Create folders and
subfolders.
Move files via
„drag&drop“.
Get rid of duplicates and
find „orphaned“ data.
Use the „tag selector“ to
rename, delete or add
new tags.
Use the colour scheme to
highlight tagged items.
Check archive-defined
and user-defined tags in
the „tag“ tab.
7. 6) How can I share data or edit data
collaboratively?
Export individual items or whole folders as
a reading list that can be copied into
WORD.
Create or join a ZOTERO group and invite
new members.
8. 7) How can I adjust my references to
various (international) citation styles?
Update your „Document
Preferences“ in the WORD plug-in.
Different citation styles (also for
individual publishing houses or
journals) can be chosen from the
standard menu or added later.
Chose the right language settings for
each document (source language
must be added for each item
beforehand).
Post a „style request“ in the forums.
9. 8) Create and share your own style!
Follow the instructions on
https://www.zotero.org/support/dev/
citation_styles/style_editing_step-by-
step.
Do not hesitate to ask for assistance
in one of the forums.
Notify your collaborators and the
ZOTERO community that a new style
is available.
10. 9) How can I use ZOTERO for data analysis?
Export ZOTERO libraries as structured data
in various formats,
many of which include tags and user
notes.
11. THANKS FOR COMING …
… and have fun with ZOTERO, your new partner in research data
management!
We are looking forward to your questions.
To install ZOTERO, please go to https://www.zotero.org/download/.
Also check out the increasing number of third-party plug-ins:
https://www.zotero.org/support/plugins