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Citation Style Guides

Citation Management Tools

Need help organizing your sources?

Use a citation management tool to create personalized databases of your source references.

Citation management applications will allow you to:

import and organize citations,
create folders for different projects,
share folders with collaborators on group projects,
format citations and create reference lists in various styles, and
write and store your personalized notes and annotations.

EndNote Guide
by John Bayhi Last Updated Feb 4, 2025 1142 views this year

EndNote Online (EndNote Basic) This link opens in a new window
Register a personal account with your UTA email
EndNote (Basic) Online is an online reference management solution. EndNote online users can create an online library with up to 50,000 references and up to 2GB of attachments. As part of UTA's Web of Science subscription, EndNote Online offers users registered with UTA emails thousands of styles and hundreds of filters and connection files.
For assistance on navigating through EndNote, please see this LibGuide
Web of Science users may sign in to the Web of Science and
click the EndNote link from the top menu bar to open your EndNote
online library

Mendeley
Mendeley is a free reference manager and academic social network that can help you organize your research, collaborate with others online, and discover the latest research.

Zotero Guide
by Morgan Rowe-Morris Last Updated Jun 6, 2024 1006 views this year

Zotero
Zotero is an open-source online citation management tool (CMT). It is a fully fledged CMT that enables users to create, manage, and format all of their citations from books, journal articles, websites, and other types of sources. It is especially well suited to Internet-based research. For UTA's guide to using Zotero, please see: