Annotated Bibliography
Citation Styles
- MLA citation styleFrom the Purdue OWL
Zotero for managing information
Zotero [zoh-TAIR-oh] is a free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, cite, and share your research sources.
Get started with the basics of Zotero:
- Read through Zotero's Quick Start Guide
- Watch McGill University's Zotero Tutorial videos. Note that the Zotero interface is outdated in these videos, but how Zotero works has not changed:
- Introduction (1:45)
- Collecting References (2:31)
- Attachments & Notes (2:02)
- In-text Citations (1:38)
- Footnote Citations (1:46)
- Getting Organized (2:56)
- Online Syncing (1:28)
- Group Collaboration (2:01)
Learn more about Zotero through Cornell Library's workshops or contact a Cornell librarian for help (Cornell only!)
ZoteroBib
ZoteroBib is a free, quick, and easy bibliography and citation maker that saves time and trouble.
Add sources using the ZoteroBib search box. Then, copy and paste the complete bibliography (or footnotes or in-text citations) into your paper in the citation style of your choice.
