Citation Tools
This page provides information on multiple citation tools. While most Library database have auto-cite features, always double check the accuracy of citations provided by a citation tool. If you need help figuring out how to use them, stop by the Ask Desk for assistance.
Database Citation Tools & Zotero
EBSCO Databases Citation Tool
ProQuest Database Citation Tool
JSTOR Database Citation Tool
Zotero is an extremely useful resource that helps with citation (and full-text article) collection and organization and bibliography/works cited creation.
- Easy, quick, open-source (Free) citation manager
- Works with PC/Mac OS's and Firefox, Chrome, Safari browsers
- "Reads" citation data on a web page (icon which allows you to save a citation appears in line with address bar in browser)
- Format citation in any of 8000+ styles available from Zotero
- Find help: Getting Your Stuff into Zotero
- Zotero Tutorial (Zotero 7 Masterclass series)Get started and learn about the features of Zotero 7 from a professor who has used Zotero for many years. The creator has a 7-part Zotero series of videos; this is the first one. There is A LOT you can do with this tool!
- Zotero Tutorial (from Science Grad School Coach)Learn how to use Zotero including: importing citations, organizing citations in folders, and citing them.