Location: NUL Forum Room
Reference librarian, Geoff Morse and Political Science graduate student, Sebastian Karcher will present two tools that will help you manage your research sources.
EndNote and Zotero are two widely used bibliographic management tools that can be used to collection, manage, and cite your research sources. These tools work with word processing programs – like Microsoft Word – to format documents in a wide variety of bibliographic styles.
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Presenters covered the basics of TurningPoint, which allows you to poll and assess your entire class in seconds, with the results immediately appearing in your PowerPoint presentation.
The Scholarly Resources & Technology Series is specifically intended for NU faculty who want to take advantage of the teaching and research capabilities of digital media, course management system features, online archives, electronic databases and other emerging technologies. These seminars are free and previous computer experience is not necessary.
This series is a collaboration between Academic & Research Technologies and two departments in the Library, Academic Liaison Services and Digital Collections.
Suggestions for presentation topics? Email us at 2east@northwestern.edu