Accelerate your Citing with this Free Software!

In this webinar, graduate student Edwin Caballero shows how to import, create, organize, cite, list, and share references using the reference manager software Mendeley.
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
02:13 How do I download Mendeley?
03:51 How do I even start?
07:08 How do I organize references?
08:38 How do I create a reference?
19:29 How do I upload a reference?
27:14 How do I install Mendeley in MS Word?
29:47 How do I insert citation?
33:17 How do I insert reference list?
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Mendeley is a research management tool that can help students and researchers organize, store, and share their research papers and sources. Mendeley allows users to create a personal library of papers and other documents, and to add annotations, highlights, and notes to them. It also has features that allow users to search for and discover new research papers, and to create and collaborate on bibliographies and citations. Mendeley integrates with popular word processing and reference management software, such as Microsoft Word and Zotero, making it easy to incorporate research into written work. Additionally, Mendeley has a social networking aspect that allows users to connect with others in their field and share their work and research interests. Overall, Mendeley is a useful tool for students and researchers to stay organized and connected in the academic community.
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