Why use EndNote or Zotero?
Zotero and EndNote are 2 different kinds of citation management software. You can use them to collect, organize, and reuse sources that you find in your research. They are especially hepful for creating lists of references in the style you need and for organizing PDFs of articles or reports. You can also share your sources on the web with the web-based versions of EndNote and Zotero.
Zotero is free, and EndNote is free for ASU students, faculty, and staff.
If you use more than one computer for your work, you might also want also to use Zotero.org or EndNote Web (or load EndNote or Firefox/Zotero on a USB drive).
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Zotero and EndNote -- A Quick Look See what the interfaces look like.
Zotero Getting started with the Firefox add-on Zotero. More on stand-alone Zotero coming soon.
Zotero. org Getting started with web-based Zotero.
EndNote Getting started with EndNote
EndNote Web Getting started with web-based EndNote Web
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Zotero vs. EndNote
- From ProfHacker, Chronicle of Higher Education
- Comparison chart, from MITASU has EndNote, but does not have RefWorks. Zotero and Mendeley are free.
- Which Citation Tool Should I use? From Barnard College
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