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Folders
An easy way to visually organize your references is to create folders and subfolders. To add a folder, click the manila folder icon under the File menu and name it. That easy! You can also create folders with that folder by dragging and dropping folders into it.
Tags
Zotero has a tagging feature where you can further categorize and label your items. Frequently, Zotero will automatically add tags based on the subject terms of the reference.

You can also assign colors to tags!
To add tags to a reference, select the reference and click the Tags tab.
Related Items
Zotero allows you to relate your references to each other. This is useful when synthesizing in your analysis.
To relate items, select your reference and slick the Related tab. A box will pop up where you can select references.
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