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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.
Citation management tools 1
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 and benefits, such as automatically formatting citations and bibliographies. Finally, it discusses some popular citation management tools like RefWorks, Zotero, and Mendeley, comparing their features and interfaces.
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The document discusses various tools for managing references and citations, including EndNote, EndNote Web, Zotero, Mendeley, and RefWorks. It provides an overview of the key features of each tool, such as the ability to store citations from different sources, organize them into libraries or folders, and generate bibliographies in different styles. The document also discusses tools for taking notes, mind mapping, and staying up to date with alerts and RSS feeds to help researchers manage information. Virginia Tech librarians are available for assistance and training on these bibliographic management and research tools.
Help Guide for Citations
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Use of reference management tools in Reserch : Zotero and Mendeley
This document provides an overview of reference management tools and their effective use in research. It discusses the need for properly citing sources and managing references, and introduces some popular reference management software like Zotero and Mendeley. Step-by-step guides are given for downloading, setting up, and using the key features of Zotero and Mendeley, such as adding references, inserting citations, changing styles, and creating bibliographies. The document emphasizes the importance of reference management in research.
Bibliographic Management
A 40 minute presentation and demo on how to use bibliographic management systems. This presentation also included extensive demonstrations in Zotero and EndNote.
RefWorks Basics
RefWorks is a research organization and citation tool that allows users to: save references from databases like Primo and Avery directly into RefWorks, organize references into folders, create bibliographies in various citation styles, and share references with other users. Key features include RefShare for sharing folders, RefGrab-it for adding website references, and Write-n-Cite for inserting citations into papers as you write. Help is available through online tutorials or by emailing the RefWorks team.
10 ref works 2.0 create bibliography
This document provides instructions for generating a bibliography from references stored in RefWorks. It explains that the user can choose the output format and style, select which references to include, and RefWorks will generate a bibliography in a Word file that can then be saved and inserted into papers. The process involves clicking "Create Bibliography", choosing options, and then either saving or being sent the final bibliography document.
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What is RMT.
Installation and functionality of Zotero, Inserting references .
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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.
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RefWorks for Students
- 1. Eastern University Warner Memorial Library Tutorials
- 2. For Students
- 3. What is RefWorks? It is a web-based citation manager that allows you to store reference information in your own personal database. RefWorks also makes it easy for you to create a paper with in-text citations and a bibliography.
- 6. Map
- 7. Monograph
- 9. Music Score
- 12. Patent
- 14. Report
- 15. Sound Recording
- 17. Video/DVD
- 18. Web PageAbstract Artwork Bills/Resolutions Book, Section Book, Edited Book, Whole Case/Court Decisions Computer Program Conference Proceedings Dissertation/Thesis Dissertation/Thesis, Unpublished Generic Grant Hearing Journal Article Journal, Electronic
- 20. Creating Your Citation Database
- 21. Adding Citations to Your Database Import from your favorite databases Create your own!
- 22. Importing Citations from Databases List of Databases featuring direct import to RefWorks: CSA Illumina EBSCOhost FirstSearch Google Scholar Iter JSTOR LexisNexis Academic Microsoft Live Search Academic Newsbank OCLC OVID Project Muse ProQuest Sage Premier WilsonWeb via WilsonLink ** Visit http://www.refworks.com/content/products/import_filter.asp for a complete list of direct import databases
- 23. Importing Citations from Databases
- 24. Importing Citations from Databases
- 25. Creating Citations References > Add New Reference
- 26. RSS Feeds Any database that allows you to save search results or journal publications as RSS feeds, will allow you to add that RSS feed to your citation database.
- 27. RefGrab-It A tool used to capture website information
- 28. Downloading RefGrab-It Tools > RefGrab-It > Follow downloading instructions
- 29. Using RefGrab-It Once you have located a website that you would like to save as a reference, simply click on the “RefGrab-It” bookmark on your toolbar.
- 30. Folders! Organizing your Citations
- 32. Delete *
- 33. Rename** Deleting a folder will not delete the citations stored there. Instead, these citations are automatically moved to “References not in a folder.”
- 35. Author
- 36. Descriptor
- 38. Using RefShare Tools> Share References Choose which citations you would like to share Share them by placing them into folders It’s just like sending someone a link to a website
- 39. Write n’ Cite RefWorks’ in-text citation tool
- 41. It allows you to run a mini-version (author, title, year only) of RefWorks in your Word document.
- 42. Write n’ Cite enables you to insert citations with a click of the mouse.
- 44. Creating a Bibliography Select your “Output Style” (citation style; over 500 to choose from!) Select “Format a Bibliography from a List of References” Choose your file type to create Select which References to include (having them in folders comes in handy…)
- 45. Warner Library’s RefWorksLibGuide http://libguides.eastern.edu/refworks For Online RefWorksTutorials & Help please visit…
- 46. If you have any questions while using RefWorks, please do not hesitate to call / email me. I am happy to help!! Andrea D. Reed Media & Digital Services Librarian Warner Memorial Library 610.225.5004 areed@eastern.edu