Citation managers help you organize and keep track of your references and generate bibliographies. Some also have plugins for in-paper citations, the ability to attach full text pdfs to citations, and tools to share your bibliographies with collaborators.
| Citation Manager | Cost | Library Contact | Get it |
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| EndNote Desktop (can sync with EndNote Online)
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Free for UMass Chan and UMMHC users. |
Download instructions for EndNote Desktop Software and support links | |
| EndNote Web/ Online/ Basic
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Free |
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myendnoteweb.com |
| RefWorks (Web-based)
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Free for UMass Chan and UMMHC users. |
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Create an account at refworks.com using your institutional email. |
| Zotero (Desktop and Web-based)
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Freemium (Free for up to 300MB of cloud storage. Pay for additional storage.) | zotero.org | |
| Mendeley (Desktop and Web-based)
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Freemium (Free for up to 2GB of cloud storage. Pay for additional storage.) | Tess Grynoch | mendeley.com |
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