Zotero 6 – Automate Your Research and Referencing Workflow
Learn how to use Zotero, a free and open-source reference management software, to save time and improve your research workflow. Organize your references, generate citations, and annotate research papers easily. Perfect for PhD students, academics, and students tired of manual referencing.
What you’ll learn
- Create a Zotero account
- Download Zotero
- Add items to your Zotero library
- Add a research paper from Google Scholar
- Structure and organize your Zotero library
- Read, annotate and highlight research papers using Zotero
- Generate in-text citations in Microsoft Word
- Generate your bibliography in Microsoft Word
Learn the secrets of never manually creating a reference or in-text citation again, with the most up to date version of Zotero released this year, Zotero 6 (available for Windows, Mac and Linux) and take your research paper writing to the next level!
Have you spent countless hours trying to cite in the right referencing style only to discover that you had done it all wrong and lost marks on your paper?
Have you been manually creating your references?
Do you write a lot of research papers and have to cite a range of sources often?
Do you want to save time when referencing your academic work?
Then join me in making referencing easier without it taking forever.
What is reference management software and why should you use it?
Reference management software or citation managers allow you to collect, store and organise your references, and insert them into your documents quickly and easily. There are many options; Mendeley, EndNote and Zotero – Zotero being the only truly free and open-source reference management software.
Once you have stored a reference, you can use it over and over again in your reference list or bibliography. This can save you a lot of time, as you don’t have to manually type a reference each time you cite a particular source. Zotero reference manager works with Microsoft Office, LibreOffice and Google Docs.
Content and Overview
This course will introduce you to Zotero and show you how to:
Create an account.
Install the software.
Add references to your Zotero library.
Automatically generate your reference list in one-click.
Read and annotate your documents within Zotero.
Organize your Zotero library using advanced techniques.
We are going to teach you the skills that will allow you spend less time worrying about referencing and more time writing up your research.
I designed this course to be easily understood by everyone, there are no requirements to join the course, we only ask that you come open minded and ready to learn.
By the end of this course, you’ll know how to use Mendeley to help you become a productive and successful researcher.
See you inside the course!
Who this course is for:
- PhD students
- Early Career Researchers
- Academics looking to improve their research workflow and save time.
- Students at school, college or university who no longer want to spend hours manually referencing their research.
- Librarians and information professionals with an interest in reference management software.
- Teachers who want to learn about the tool and teach to their students.