Lesson 1 | Getting Started in Zotero | Zotero Masterclass | Reference Manager | Master Zotero 7

Welcome to this tutorial. When you browse the internet, you come across many websites, articles, tweets and social media posts, research papers, books, YouTube videos , podcasts, code snippets, images etc. that you like to save for future reference. If you have been bookmarking these and the forgetting about them- from now on don't. Start using a free and open source reference manager called Zotero to collect, organize and save all these resources at one single place - your searchable personal knowledge repository residing on your own computer.

What you can also do with Zotero, is that you can use these references in your documents as properly styled citations and create a styled bibliography in just a few seconds.

In this Multi-Part series of which this is Lesson 1- I demonstrate how you ca get started on this awesome software.

Feel free to share this video with others and let me know if this tutorial was helpful in the comments.

Lesson 2 will be released shortly !

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0:00 Cover Music
0:17 Introduction
1:53 Installing Zotero Desktop
2:48 Installing the Zotero Connector for your Browser
5:00 Capturing Resources from the Web
7:24 Editing Metadata
10:03 Add Notes and Tags
14:08 Capturing Resources in Bulk from Google Scholar
18:23 Capturing Resources via DoI/ISBN/PMids/arXive Ids
22:31 Annotating PDFs
23:22 Adding Notes to PDFs
26:58 Closing Comments

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[davidcornillie]

Another great tutorial! I was able to follow along and by the end of the video I already had a few resources captured, organized, and tagged.

[klravi]

Sir, Thank you very much for all your tutorials. I subscribed to your channel after I came across your LibreOffice series of videos which were very helpful. My query is - Is it possible to import PDF books directly into Zotero so that we can take advantage of the annotation features you mentioned in this video ?

[ajinkyapatil]

I am not able to get a snapshot of the web page. I tried 3 browsers and multiple install-uninstall attempts. But It never worked.
Is there any setting for getting a snapshot of the webpage on Zotero without manually downloading HTML