Zotero is a free research tool that allows you to easily organize references, create in-text citations and bibliographies, and much, much more!
Learn more at Zotero.org or visit the Smith Libraries guide to Zotero.
The New RefWorks (Version 3) offers a well-designed interface and many new features.
Visit the Libraries' Citation Tools page or more information on RefWorks 3.
For specific style guides, choose one of the tabs at the top of this guide:
Humanities - (MLA, Chicago, Turabian, SBL, Notes)
Social Sciences - (APA, Chicago, Turabian, AAA, legal & government documents)
Sciences - (APA, ACS, AIP, AMA, CSE, GSA)
Images - works of art, photos, etc.
Audio & Video - music, film, etc.
Research and Citation Resources (Purdue Online Writing Lab)
Includes instructions and examples for major styles (MLA, APA, Chicago, IEEE, and AMA).
Citing Primary Sources - University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Libraries
Citing Digitized Primary Sources - Teaching with Primary Resources Partners / Barat Education Resources
The Jacobson Center for Writing, Teaching and Learning offers individual help with writing and also this useful guide:
Writing Papers: A Handbook for Students at Smith College
smith.edu/sites/default/files/media/Documents/Jacobson-Center/writing_papers.pdf
Read "Acknowledging and Documenting Your Sources" starting on page 57 (pg.67 of 96 in pdf file).
Contact: Teaching, Learning & Research Librarians
