Company & Industry Research Guide
Evaluating Information Sources
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Student Resources
University Writing Center
provides Style and Formatting How-to Guides and Handouts complete with materials regarding thesis statements and Grammarly.
Office of Undergraduate Research
Also, check out the films listed below. They are provided by the, Education Series.
- Citation Management
- Annotated Bibliographies and Citation Ethics
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Business Research Reports: Information Literacy and The Writing Process
Citation Managers
Citation management software allows you to download citations and articles from various websites and databases, electronically store and organize the citations, annotate and highlight articles, and format the citations for your paper and bibliography. Follow the link below to select the right citation manager for your projects or get help from an expert.
Citation Managers
There are four common citation managers: EndNote, NoodleTools, Zotero and Mendeley
EndNote, EndNote Basic, and Zotero are bibliographic management programs that help you manage, store, and organize references.
EndNote remains the favored, time-saving solution for organizing references and creating instant bibliographies.
- Significant learning curve
- If you are a scholar or aspiring scholar you should invest the time now in order to save time and headaches later
- You may purchase Endnote X.7 from the Office of Software Licensing (You may want to use both EndNote and EndNote Basic)
- See EndNote Desktop guide
EndNote Basic (formerly known as EndNote Web) is free for U of U students, staff, and faculty.
- Easier to use
- Undergraduate student focus
- See EndNote Basic guide
NoodleTools is free for U of U students, staff, and faculty.
- Easy to Use
- Undergraduate student focus
- Self-guided tool that teaches how to properly document sources in MLA, APA or Chicago/Turabian
- Produces a fully formatted Works Cited/References page
- See NoodleTools User Guide
- Freely available
- Easy to import citations from Usearch, many library databases, and many websites
- Can import dozens of citations at a time from Google Scholar
- Compatible with EndNote Basic and Mendeley
- See Zotero guide
- Freely available
- Can import citations from many library databases and webpages
- Can share citations through groups feature
- See Mendeley guide
Great Reads
- Writing for Scholarly Publication byCall Number: EbookISBN: 9780805842449Publication Date: 2003-05-01
- The Handbook of Scholarly Writing and Publishing byCall Number: PN146 .H36 2011ISBN: 9780470393352Publication Date: 2011-03-22