I've blogged previously about my experiences using and teaching Zotero, a citation management tool that as a Firefox plugin, resides entirely in the browser. Simply put, I love Zotero, and am especially interested in promoting it as a tool for one-click capturing on all sorts of web-based information, images and more.
I participated in an ETS-led Zotero Hot Team last fall/winter, and the resulting 7 Things You Need to Know About Zotero white paper is now up. This document nicely encapsulates the current capabilities and future promise that Zotero offers.
I participated in an ETS-led Zotero Hot Team last fall/winter, and the resulting 7 Things You Need to Know About Zotero white paper is now up. This document nicely encapsulates the current capabilities and future promise that Zotero offers.
Now that I've started using Zotero I'm sold! It's also a great tool for teaching the research process as a whole, and helping students understand how the research, reading, and writing pieces fit together.
Great document on how to use Zotero! It's a very useful program that I use in coordination with my own offline Note Software, NoteScribe. Zotero is definitely great at online work, and taking all of my notes and categorizing my research on my desktop is the best way for me to stay organized.
Jake
www.notescribe.net