| The
links below will provide examples of how to cite sources in the four main
citation styles used at Mercer University. What are the differences between 3
of the styles below?
Citation generators
and converters
Mendeley (PC, Mac, Linux)
- Free software/web hybrid for PC, Mac,
Linux
- Organizes and manages the pdfs that are already
on your computer
- Introduces social networking tools to
collaborate with fellow researchers, including sharing lists of references and
collaborative tagging of documents
- Sync PDFs to your web account for access to
them anywhere you are online
- Annotate PDFs
- Search within the text of all of your PDFs
- You can find more information about it on the
Mendeley
website.
- For more
information about Mendeley and Zotero
Zotero (Online Firefox Extension, Mac,
Windows, and Linux) Zotero [zoh-TAIR-oh] is a free,
easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, cite, and
share your research sources.
- Zotero for Firefox lets you capture and
organize all your research without ever leaving the browser
- Zotero Standalone runs as a separate
application and plugs into your choice of browser
- Automatically capture citation information from
web pages
- Import citations from other citation
managers
- Store PDFs, files, images, links, and whole web
pages for easy retrieval
- Create bibliographies in Word and
OpenOffice
- For more
information about Mendeley and Zotero
EndNote Basic is a database program for
managing bibliographic citations. It can automate much of the work of
organizing and formatting citations and bibliographies in your writing. EndNote
Basic can connect to online sources such as library catalogs and article
databases, output results in over 1,000 different bibliographic styles, and
more. To access EndNote Basic, go to
ISI
Web of Knowledge Click on "Endnote" and set up an account. You need to
be on the Mercer Network to create an account. It is free to
Mercerians.
Endnote Basic (formerly
EndNote Web) User Guide
Questions? In Savannah,
please contact Carolyn Klatt klatt_ca@mercer.edu or call
912-721-8224. In Macon, please contact Anna Krampl
krampl_a@mercer.edu or call
478-301-4144 |
