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Citation Management Tools: Getting Started

Getting all of your citations up-to-date and in the same format for a big research project can feel like an insurmountable challenge. The tools below can help you get those citations under control!

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Introduction to Citation Management

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If you are looking for a more efficient way to manage your collection of research citations, one of the tools in this guide may work for you! EndNote Basic, RefWorksand Zotero all have different options to consider as you're getting started with your citation management project. Please consult the comparison table below if you are wondering what unique features, strengths, limitations, and other options each tool offers. Ask a librarian if you're having trouble with organizing and managing your citations. We're happy to help! We offer citation management workshops during the semester and can also meet with you individually.

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