Use one of these tools to keep track of your references (books, articles, websites, conference papers, etc.)  In addition to keeping your set of citations organized, these tools can also format them for output as a bibliography list in any of the major citation styles.

What are the tools?  Which one should I use?

- EndNote Web - if you use a variety of computers and want to have your database of citations available whereever you are, try EndNote Web.  Your citations will live on a website and you can access them from anywhere as long as you have a live web connection.  It's freely available to any member of the Tricollege community.

- Zotero - Zotero is a free plugin for Firefox that allows you to save citations and attachments in an iTunes-like view.  You can use tags, make notes, save snapshots of web pages, and more.  If you use beta version 2, your citations are saved online and can be accessed from anywhere, as long as the plugin is installed on the computer you're using.

- EndNote - If you always use the same computer, you can try Endnote.  Endnote is a commercial program with a full array of features. [Note: Access to this version of Endnote is no longer provided on public computers. Students are encouraged to use Endnote Web or Zotero.]