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Reference managers (Historical Research: Skills & Sources)This video for students on the Historical Research: Skills & Sources (online) course introduces you to two of the popular reference managers currently in use at the University: EndNote and…
From Caroline Stirling
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DE Discussions: ZoteroA recording of a session for the MSc in Digital Education programme on using Zotero for research and teaching.
From Janja Komljenovic
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Managing Your References Using ZoteroZotero is a popular free open-source reference management tool that can help you stay in control of your references and create citations automatically.This video will guide you through adding…
From Angela Nicholson
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(IAD-PGR) Finding Academic Literature (Science&Engineering)This provides a brief introduction to resources and services available from the Library and will focus on how to search using bibliographic databases. The main purpose of the session is to help you…
From Angela Nicholson
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Zotero in Word - Footnote citationsA short video demonstrating how you can use Zotero to insert footnotes in Word, using Chicago (footnotes) style.
From Caroline Stirling
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Using reference managers and avoiding plagiarism (MSc Critical Care)This session covered Good practice in academic writing when using others' works, and where to go for more information about avoiding plagiarism. What needs to be cited in your work. How to…
From Marshall Dozier
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Citoid performance for news article citations on Wikipedia - Andrew Lih and Robert Fernandez (WikiCite 2017)Citoid performance for news article citations (Andrew Lih and Robert Fernandez), Presentation: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1HI1FMZQ1Wkg15d1ny8Qynfq4JkvPA_C46r7cOVm2xDM/editAndrew -…
From Ewan McAndrew
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Citoid (the box on Wikipedia that resolves citations): State of the art and Wikidata integration - Katie Filbert, James ForresterCitoid: runs the box on Wikipedia that resolves citations - currently can resolve PMID/PMCID, DOI, ISBN, URL - via Zotero, CrossRef (DOIs), WorldCat (ISBN: added recently) URL (web page) scraping:…
From Ewan McAndrew
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