Research Guides: Speech and Hearing SHS 5785 Research Methods: Zotero

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Zotero
Zotero is a free tool with web, browser and desktop components that allows users to easily capture citation information directly from their browsers. It includes a plugin for Word, Google Docs, and other word processing software to let users to create bibliographies using over 7000 citation styles. Zotero allows users to create or join groups to collaborate.

Learn how to optimize Zotero's settings to work with OSU's subscription materials and your citations.

Ready to start getting more out of your Zotero use? See the links below for some commonly used features.

Running out of space with all your saved files? Here are some options to expand your Zotero storage.
Want to edit or annotate your .pdf files? Consider the Zotfile extension.
Want to make created annotated bibliographies easier? Install one of the annotated bibliography styles, highlight your sources, then use the Create Bibliography from Selected Item(s) command to create your annotated bib.
Need help troubleshooting a problem? Try searching or asking on the Zotero Documentation or the Zotero Forums.

ZoteroBib
ZoteroBib is a free online tool to let you create quick, one-off bibliographies for term papers, posters, and presentations.

To learn more about ZoteroBib's features and to decide between it and Zotero, read the ZoteroBib FAQ.