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Citation management programs, like EndNote and Zotero, make research a whole lot easier. How? Here are a couple of reasons:
Programs like EndNote aren't perfect. You still have to check to make sure things are properly formatted, but they can save a great deal of time.
EndNote is a citation management program that you load onto your computer. There is an online component to it called EndNote Web, but you can only use it after you have loaded the regular EndNote program on your computer and created an account.
How to Get EndNote
EndNote is available to all UVM faculty, students, and staff. Here's how to download it:
If you run into a validation error or have other questions about downloading UVM software, please see the AppsAnywhere help page.
How to Use EndNote
EndNote has a lot of capabilities so it can seem a little overwhelming when you first start using it. Here are some resources for you to check for help:
You can also make an appointment with a Reference Librarian for an individual consultation.
Zotero is another citation management program that can either be installed on your computer or, if you're a Firefox user, plugged directly into Firefox. You can also easily share citations using a Zotero group.
How to Get Zotero
Anyone can use Zotero. Please follow these instructions to install it:
If you need extra help, please review these installation instructions from Zotero.
How to Use Zotero
Zotero is designed to be easy to use, but you may still have some questions, especially if you are using it for the first time. These resources will help:
You can also make an appointment with a Reference Librarian for an individual consultation.