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Zotero is a free citation management tool whose central feature is that it can easily and accurately import items directly from the web. It has a desktop application as well as a "Browser Connector" to make it work with most major browsers. Zotero also integrates into Microsoft Word and GoogleDocs for easy citation insertion and reference list creation.

New to Zotero? Take the D2L workshop!

Quick Set-Up Instructions

1. Create your Zotero account. 
   1. An account isn't required, but in order to sync your account across multiple devices, youll need to register.
   2. You are not restricted to your IHP email and may use whichever email address you prefer.
2. At the Zotero Download page, you can choose which version(s) you want.

Do you need to import your library from RefWorks? Take a look at our page about Transitioning from RefWorks to Zotero for step-by-step instructions.

More Help

Our Complete Guide to Zotero will take you step by step through all of its features.

For in-person assistance, please request an appointment with a librarian.

Citation Style Guides

New! APA 7th Edition Guide

APA Style Guide
APA's web site, containing tips for tricky citations and sample papers.

AMA Manual of Style
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AMA Manual How-to Video

You may also borrow copies of these manuals from the Course Reserves collection in the Library & Study Commons on the 4th floor of Building 38.

Avoiding Plagiarism

Here are a few of guides that can help you avoid plagiarizing.

Quoting, Paraphrasing, and Summarizing (Purdue OWL)

Principles of Paraphrasing (Harvard)

Incorporating References (University of Kanas)

Avoiding Plagiarism (Purdue OWL)

You may also want to talk with the MGH Institute's Writing Consultant.