While you are researching or working on your thesis or dissertation you are making use of a wealth of different resources: published articles, books, images, software, datasets, etc. Almost all of these things are protected by intellectual property laws like copyright. This session will introduce common copyright issues encountered during the research, publication, and the writing of theses and dissertations. By LeEtta Schmidt, USF Libraries.
EndNote is a citation management software that will help you organize your research, keep track of citations and articles, and easily create bibliographies. This introductory workshop will demonstrate how to import citations into EndNote, attach PDFs of articles to the citation records, and easily create a bibliography. By Camielle Crampsie, USF Libraries.
Tap into the power of EndNote to streamline your academic and professional writing processes. This workshop builds upon the basics of importing and collecting your background research in EndNote and will enable you to make writing in-text citations and end references a breeze whether doing your own work or collaborating with others. By Carl DiNardo, USF Libraries.
Zotero is a free, open-source bibliographic management program that allows you to collect, organize, cite, and share your research. This workshop will introduce you to Zotero, help you to get started using it, and provide strategies for effectively utilizing it in your research and writing. Please download Zotero (for Mac OS or Windows) and the Zotero Connector (for Firefox, Chrome, or Safari) at https://www.zotero.org/download prior to the workshop. By Andrew Beman-Cavallaro, USF Libraries.