Example Of Website Bibliography
Referencing Software
| I Need to: | Use: | Why: |
|---|---|---|
| Work from multiple computers or locations | Zotero | Zotero saves your citation library to your local computer, but syncs with multiple computers so you can work from home, work, or school. EndNote Web is web based. Your citation library is accessible from any computer that is connected to the web. |
| Work without an Internet connection | Zotero Mendeley EndNote | Zotero,Mendeley and EndNote can store your citation libraries locally on your computer. |
| Archive web pages and import citations from sites such as Amazon, Flickr, and ArtSTOR | Zotero | Zotero allows you to easily save snapshots of web pages and annotate them within your citation library. It is a great tool for saving citation information from some web-based publications and commercial and social networking sites. |
| Work on a group project or share my citations with others | Zotero | Zotero allows you to share your citations through shared folders -- you can give individuals or groups permissions to add and edit the citations in the shared folder. Mendeley allows you to share citations and documents with a group of up to 10 other users, or create a public reading list that is open to all. EndNote Web allows you to share groups with anyone who is registered with the service. You can allow others to view or edit your citations. |
Qiqqa is award-winning research management software, designed for commercial and academic researchers. The essential free research and reference manager. Search for, read and annotate your PDFs. Qiqqa also lets you find what next to read by following citations. Download Bibliography Mac Software. JabRef for Mac OS X v.2.8 Beta JabRef is an open source bibliography reference manager. The native file format used by JabRef is BibTeX, the standard LaTeX bibliography format. JabRef runs on the Java VM (version 1.5 or newer), and should work equally well on Windows, Linux.
Adapted with permission from “Choosing a Citation Manager,” copyright © 2011 The Pennsylvania State University.