Two interesting bibliography/research note tools

First, I came across Zotero, which is going to be demo-ed at the Computers and Writing conference this weekend– I think tomorrow, actually. And then there’s BibMe, a bibliography building tool that looks pretty easy to use. Both are completely free.

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heidi says:

May 18, 2007 at 5:34 pm

thanks for sharing these, SK–I’m really digging zotero. Did you end up meeting the designers? V v cool.

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