Presented By: Teaching and Technology Collaborative (TTC)
Choosing a Citation Management Program that Works for You
Citation managers are software packages used to create personalized databases of citation information and notes. They allow you to:
- import and organize citation information from article database and other sources
- save links to pdfs and other documents, and in some cases save the document itself
- format citations for your papers and bibliographies
- collaborate and share references with colleagues
- include your own notes
This workshop will look at four common citation managers: EndNote, RefWorks, Zotero, and Mendeley. Their features will be compared so you can decide which option best meets your needs. The format of this workshop will be discussion and demonstration.
- import and organize citation information from article database and other sources
- save links to pdfs and other documents, and in some cases save the document itself
- format citations for your papers and bibliographies
- collaborate and share references with colleagues
- include your own notes
This workshop will look at four common citation managers: EndNote, RefWorks, Zotero, and Mendeley. Their features will be compared so you can decide which option best meets your needs. The format of this workshop will be discussion and demonstration.