ANT 291

Social Network Analysis and Social Media

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    • Instructor: Fuji Lozada
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02 Sep 2017

Using Zotero

Setting up Zotero
Think of Zotero (a free, open source, easy to use program) not only as a citation management tool, but a program that lets you compile and organizes research sources. I use it to collect sources (especially when starting a new project), organize topics within a particular project, and share them with others. Using zotero from the very beginning of a project will help you work smart and efficiently – and it generates bibliographies automatically!

Installing and Configuring a Zotero Library

  1. Create a free Zotero account
    • Go to zotero.org and select Register (upper right hand corner)
    • Fill in the registration information and verify the account via your email
  2. Install a library
    • Go to zotero.org and click on Download Now
    • Choose Zotero Standalone
      • Also install a browser extension (below) to link your library with your preferred browser

  1. Configure your library
    • In your Zotero library, click on the gear icon and select preferences ->sync:

  • Enter in your account information
  • Click the Green sync button in the upper-right hand corner
  1. After you’ve synced Standalone and your browser, try the following:
    • Go to a library database and locate an article
      • Save to Zotero with your browser extension
    • Go to Standalone and create a folder
      • Drag your new item into this folder
    • Check to see if Zotero grabbed the full text or a screenshot of your item
    • Add a note or tag to your item

For more questions visit the library’s Zotero Guide: http://davidson.libguides.com/zotero or e-mail askalibrarian@davidson.edu

 

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