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Library 101: Advanced Sessions - Citation Management Tools

Learn how to save and organize your citations, create bibliographies in many citation styles, and import references from article databases, library catalogues, and web sources. This session will focus on UofT Libraries’ RefWorks, a citation management tool, and introduce other free tools (e.g. Zotero, Mendeley, and Endnote Basic).
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Library 101: Advanced Sessions - Citation Management Tools

Learn how to save and organize your citations, create bibliographies in many citation styles, and import references from article databases, library catalogues, and web sources. This session will focus on UofT Libraries’ RefWorks, a citation management tool, and introduce other free tools (e.g. Zotero, Mendeley, and Endnote Basic).
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Library 101: Advanced Sessions - Citation Management Tools

Learn how to save and organize your citations, create bibliographies in many citation styles, and import references from article databases, library catalogues, and web sources. This session will focus on UofT Libraries’ RefWorks, a citation management tool, and introduce other free tools (e.g. Zotero, Mendeley, and Endnote Basic).
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Click here to find more Library 101 courses

Library 101: Advanced Sessions - Citation Management Tools

Learn how to save and organize your citations, create bibliographies in many citation styles, and import references from article databases, library catalogues, and web sources. This session will focus on UofT Libraries’ RefWorks, a citation management tool, and introduce other free tools (e.g. Zotero, Mendeley, and Endnote Basic).
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Library 101: Advanced Sessions - FADIS

FADIS: Learn how to access course images used in the art, architecture and visual cultural study programs at the University of Toronto. FADIS is a University of Toronto digital image repository of more than 230,000 images, data and bibliographical references. It also includes the University of Toronto art and digitized archival collections – it has specifically been developed for our courses and students. Learn how to use this resource for your studies, class presentations and assignments.