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I like Zotero as a tool for keeping track of my sources. It is extremely easy to use and simple to implement. The meta-data is rarely incorrect and was very easy to change and add to if necessary. It was always easy to see the information gathered and all the different things that I had recorded.

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I would use Zotero in a way that I would consider different compared to most. For any of my assignments that required resoureces, I would import sources into Zotero as I used them in the assignment. As I would write whatever it was I would be writing I would not put in any citations in until the very end. Once I was finished writing I would go back to where I needed to put all my citations. I would then go one by one through every citation needed and get it from Zotero. As I would get it I would review the information recorded and see if it was all correct. If it was not I would edit it, but if it seemed okay I would use the bibliography tool and copy and past the bibliography generated into my assignment. From what I’ve heard most people fill in their citations as they write their assignments but I prefer to not disturb the flow of my writing. Zotero made it easy to see what it was I had sourced and just plop it in right where I needed it.  

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I also used Zotero to keep track of all the different articles I have read. As one could notice from my library, I am a big hockey fan and read many different blogs around hockey, specifically advanced stats. Normally, I just read whatever article I feel like and just leave it at that, but now I am starting to try and record whatever I read in Zotero. This allows me to know all the articles that I have read months and years after I have read them. This could be useful if I want to recall something I have read. Also, it is nice to have it as a time capsule as to seeing all the different things I have read over time. I am not always the best at remembering to record these article in Zotero, but I am trying to get better.

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The bibliography tool was what I thought was the most useful part of Zotero. Over the course of this semester I have used Chicago Style. APA and MLA citations in all my different assignments. Without Zotero it would have been very hard to transition from all these different styles, learning all their different nuances, but Zotero made it seamless to transition from one style to the next. Also, it got rid of the rather tedious work of having to write out the bibliography, being extremely conscious of every little detail that comes with a bibliographical style.

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One change I would implement into Zotero is being able to move items or groups of items without having to click and drag. With most people on laptops using a mouse pad clicking and dragging is a bit of a pain and is not easy to do. I would suggest something like selecting the item or group of items you wish to move and right clicking on them to open the right click menu. From there the user would simple click Move > Folder and move all the items selected to that folder. Or even better would be just to be able to copy and past items from one folder to the next. This would save time and be much more user friendly.

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Going forward, I will continue to use Zotero as my main way of keeping track of resources. That is something I really do find useful. I will also try to make a better point as to recording all the things I read online. I think that this will be nice to have going forward to see how my interests change and evolve.

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