Zotero is a powerful research tool that allows you to collect and organize research papers and their metadata (things like author, date, abstract, journal title, etc.) in a database. Once articles have been added to your Zotero collection, the articles you have collected can be searched, annotated, and cited directly in your text editor when writing a paper. Your paper is then linked to the articles you have cited, and you can automatically create a bibliography in your document – you must see it to believe it.<\/p>\n
Visit the Zotero website<\/a> to download the software.<\/p>\n UVic Libraries General Support and Workshops\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n UVic Libraries maintains several useful resources on using Zotero<\/a> including videos, slides, and activities that can be accessed on demand.<\/p>\n If you want to take a synchronous training session with the library watch for an upcoming session from the Digital Scholarship Commons<\/a>.<\/p>\n Zotero Video Workshop with UVic Librarian Matt Huculak<\/strong><\/p>\n This is a great video workshop that walks you through installing the software, using it, and closing with some nice plug-ins you can install to make it do some great hacks!<\/p>\nSupport for Zotero<\/h3>\n