ZOTERO II: HANDS-ON WITH YOUR OWN WORK
Tues., 4/28, 12:30 – 2:00, 137 Humanities Instructional Building, UCIrvine
Now that you’ve heard about Zotero, experimented with it a bit, or even begun to use it as your bibliographic software, bring in your work to help answer your questions and to give you tips on organizing your materials, importing items into your library with the click of one button, tagging and sorting items for later retrieval, annotating, and inserting references into Word documents. Bring your laptop computer and your research.
Discussion Facilitator: Jana Remy, Graduate Student, Department of History
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