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### Zotero (reference management)
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[Zotero](https://www.zotero.org/) is a free, open-source reference management tool for collecting, organising, and citing research sources. It’s especially useful for capturing references directly from web browsers, including journal articles, books, and web pages, with a single click. When using the standalone PC version, you can also annotate PDFs. The standalone and online versions of Zotero also allow you to add notes or tag items. Zotero also supports collaborative work through shared group libraries (which you can also make public). It integrates with word processors like Microsoft Word and LibreOffice for easy citation creation as you write. You can also export entire collections to a perfectly formatted reference list.
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\[_Summary by Monika Barget_\]
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