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This guide contains information on different tools that will make citing sources in your papers easier.
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Benefits of Citation Tools

This guide will provide information on citation management tools and citation generators.

Citation managment tools allow you to:

  • build a database of your references.
  • attach articles to references so that all your research is in one place.
  • store notes with references.
  • search references
  • cite your sources in your paper with a touch of a button.
  • automatically build your bibliograhy (also called works cited/reference list).
  • easily change your citation style if needed(e.g. APA to MLA, Chicago, etc) .

Citation generators allow you to:

  • create a citation and biblographic reference that you can copy and paste into your document.

 NOTE: Citation generators do not save your references.



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