Zotero. From the SelectedWorks of Anne Rauh. Anne E. Rauh, Syracuse University Linda M. Galloway, Syracuse University.

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1 From the SelectedWorks of Anne Rauh October 8, 2013 Zotero Anne E. Rauh, Syracuse University Linda M. Galloway, Syracuse University Available at:

2 Linda Galloway and Anne Rauh Syracuse University Libraries October 8, 2013

3 Outline Overview, install, and set up Break Collecting and organizing citations Break Citing, getting help, and Zotero projects

4 What is it? Tool to organize citations, links, and documents Syncs across multiple devices Formats citations for manuscripts Low barrier digital humanities tool

5 Background Developed by CHNM at George Mason University Funded by Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Institute of Museum and Library Services Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. Created for humanities researches

6 How do you get it? Freely available from zotero.org Available for Mac, Windows, and Linux Zotero for Firefox What we will use today Works right within the browser Zotero Standalone For Chrome and Safari

7 Additional Storage

8 Installing & Downloading Zotero Creating accounts

9 Installation Install the latest version of Mozilla Firefox Install word processor plugin for Zotero works best with Firefox! Install Zotero Standalone Do not place your Zotero folders in Dropbox or other cloud storage systems

10 Download and Install Zotero

11 Create your account (register)

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14 Firefox Zotero icon

15 Firefox Zotero pane

16 Adjusting the height of the pane

17 How Zotero works

18 Syncing Zotero libraries

19 Open Preferences

20 Zotero Preferences

21 Select sync automatically in preferences

22 Collect Scholarly Sources WorldCat PubMed Google Scholar Scopus

23 Downloading bibliographic information (books)

24 Add items to a temp file

25 Articles from Google Scholar

26 Scraped PDF from web

27 Right click on My Library and add a New Collection, add selections here

28 From PubMed

29 From Scopus (Elsevier)

30 ISBN search button

31 Add item by ISBN

32 Collecting Popular Sources Newspapers YouTube Flickr

33 Washington Post

34 YouTube

35 Flickr

36 Groups

37 What can groups do for you? With groups, you collaborate remotely with project members, set up web based bibliographies for classes you teach, and so much more. Share your own work or sources you have discovered with others who are working in related areas. Collaborate with colleagues, publicly or privately, on ongoing research. Discover other people with similar interests and the sources they are citing.

38 CLRC Group

39 Citing Sources Creating Bibliographies Write while you cite

40 Manual Bibliographies

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42 Cite while you write! Open your Word document. Place cursor where the citation needs to be inserted. Click on the Insert Zotero Citation icon, the list of Zotero references appears Select References 2 Types (1) single references and (2) multiple references

43 Basic CWYW Steps For Single References click on the desired citation, then click OK For Multiple References Click on the Multiple Sources button use arrows to select the references, then click OK When finished writing, place cursor at end of document and select Insert Bibliography icon

44 Help and Documentation

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46 Zotero Help Zotero Quick Start Guide

47 Zotero Projects

48 Mind Mapping to mindmap your zotero items/

49 Zandy for Zotero (Android)

50 Scanner for Zotero (Android)

51 Bibliography Emsley, P. (2013, May 8). Zotero 4 firefox history. Retrieved from 4 firefoxhistory quick_start_guide [Zotero Documentation]. (n.d.). Retrieved October 5, 2013, from uide

52 Questions? Linda Galloway and Anne Rauh Syracuse University Libraries October 8, 2013