Advance You Zotero Game with AI
Zotero is a powerful, user-friendly research management tool that helps organize sources, create citations, and streamline research workflows—now enhanced with AI tools like Research Rabbit and ARIA, you can expanded discovery and analysis features to elevate your research efficiency.
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Software for Computer
Plugin for Internet Browser
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Research Rabbit is an innovative AI-powered tool that accelerates literature discovery by suggesting relevant research papers, visualizing connections between studies, and enabling deeper insights for more efficient scholarly exploration.
By combining Zotero's robust reference management with Research Rabbit's advanced discovery features, you can streamline your research process and enhance your scholarly productivity.
Simply click on import Zotero Collection and follow the prompts.
STEP 2. Create a Zotero Account
Go to https://www.zotero.org/
STEP 3. Login to your Zotero Account
Via Zotero.org web version - especially those with Chromebooks
Via Zotero Software in your computer
Content/ Sources
Individual Items
Folders
Zotero Software
Content/ Sources
Individual Items
Folders
Zotero Web Library
Word Doc Plugin
Google Docs Plugin
STEP 4. Check that your Internet Browser is Connected to Zotero
Go to Google Scholar to see if it reading your Zotero plugin.
Zotero Browser Plugin
STEP 5. Create a Collection (New Folder)
Organizing your sources is vital to keep your references manageable, you can create an infinite number of collections and sub collections. You can drag sources from one collection to another. By default your Library Folder contains all the sources you collect in Zotero.
Via Zotero Software in your computer
Via Zotero Web Library web based
STEP 6. Collect Sources (Browser Plugin)
You must use the Internet Browser you download the plugin, then just look for the source icon and click on it.
STEP 6. Collect Sources (DOI, ISBN, PubMed#)
You can add sources using the "magic wand" icon and you can input DOI, ISBN, or PubMed numbers.
STEP 6. Collect Sources (Manually)
To add sources manually click the plus sign icon, and then select the type of item you want to add (many more item types are available under "more").
Fill in the item's citation information in the boxes provided.
You can drag PDFs or image files onto the resulting entry for the item.
STEP 7. Clean Data for Sources
Clean your sources as you add them, one clue is that they will say the wrong type of source; websites usually have incorrect or incomplete information. Input the missing or correct information in the Info section for each source.
STEP 8. Create Citations (Copy and Paste)
- Select the references or collections you want to include.
- Right-click one of the selected items and choose Create Bibliography From Item.
- Choose the bibliographic style you want, and select the output format: copy to clipboard and paste.
Via Zotero Software
STEP 8. Create Citations (Copy and Paste)
- Select the references you want to include by holding Ctrl and selecting all the sources you want to copy.
- Click on the "book stack" icon to create bibliography
- Choose the bibliographic style you want, and select copy to clipboard and paste.
Via Zotero Web Library
STEP 8. Create Citations (Word or GoogleDoc)
- Place your cursor where you want the citation or footnote to appear
- Click "Add/Edit Citation"
- In the resulting red box, search for the the reference you want to cite (when you select a reference, you may click on that reference to add page numbers)
- Hit the ENTER key to insert the citation into your document.
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At the end of your paper, place your cursor where you'd like your bibliography to appear and then click the "Add/Edit Bibliography" option.
STEP 9. Always Double Check your References
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