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ZOTERO Vejledning Til Studerende I VIA Find vejen frem via.dk VIA Biblioteker ZOTERO Vejledning til studerende i VIA Indhold Hvad er Zotero? ................................................................................................................................................. 1 Hvordan virker Zotero? ................................................................................................................................. 1 Kom i gang med Zotero - download & opstart .................................................................................................. 2 Registrér dig som bruger af Zotero ................................................................................................................... 3 Et overblik over Zotero .................................................................................................................................. 4 Sådan får du referencer ind i Zotero ................................................................................................................. 4 Importer poster ved hjælp af ISBN, DOI eller PMID .......................................................................................... 5 Hent referencer på internetsider ...................................................................................................................... 5 Hent bøger og artikler fra Artesis ...................................................................................................................... 5 Hent bøger og artikler fra bibliotek.dk .............................................................................................................. 6 Hent referencer fra Ebscobaserne .................................................................................................................... 7 Hent referencer fra SveMed+ ............................................................................................................................ 8 Hent referencer fra PubMed ............................................................................................................................. 8 Hent referencer fra Google Scholar .................................................................................................................. 8 Hent referencer fra E-dok .................................................................................................................................. 9 Gem pdf ........................................................................................................................................................... 10 Organisér dine referencer og indsæt noter i dine referencer ......................................................................... 11 Zotero & Word ................................................................................................................................................. 12 Zotero og Open Office ..................................................................................................................................... 13 Zotero og Google Docs .................................................................................................................................... 13 Zotero og Word Online ................................................................................................................................ 13 Zotero & Word for Mac .................................................................................................................................. 14 Aktivering af links i litteraturliste .................................................................................................................... 15 Del dine referencer med din gruppe. .............................................................................................................. 15 Find en Zoterogruppe og kig i deres referencer .............................................................................................. 17 Sådan ændrer du sprog til dansk i litteraturlisten i Word. .............................................................................. 18 Sådan skal dine referencer se ud – typiske eksempler! .................................................................................. 19 Bog med redaktører: ................................................................................................................................... 19 Bog med forfatter: ....................................................................................................................................... 20 Kapitel i en bog ............................................................................................................................................ 21 Artikel fra tidsskrift: ..................................................................................................................................... 22 Hjemmeside ................................................................................................................................................. 23 Retskilder – love og vejledninger ................................................................................................................ 24 Zotero – fejl og løsninger ................................................................................................................................. 26 Zotero fungerer ikke i Word ........................................................................................................................ 26 Der er en stiplet linje under mine kildehenvisninger .................................................................................. 27 Jeg får tuborgklammer og kan ikke sætte min henvisning ind .................................................................... 27 Ikonet i min browser til at hente data ned fra nettet er inaktivt ................................................................ 27 Import af riis-fil til Zotero fungerer ikke automatisk ................................................................................... 27 MAC & litteraturlister i APA-style ................................................................................................................ 27 Referencer fra Refworks til Zotero .............................................................................................................. 29 Importér referencer fra en referenceliste i Word ....................................................................................... 30 Hvad er Zotero? Zotero er et gratis referencehåndteringsprogram, hvor du kan organisere dine referencer, tilføje noter og automatisk generere litteraturliste i Word. Zotero er udviklet af Center for History and New Media på George Mason University i Virginia, USA som et gratis program for alle brugere. Hvordan virker Zotero? Zotero skal du downloade til din pc og fungerer sammen med browserne Firefox, Chrome, Safari og Opera. Programmet kan derved ”læse” en række bibliotekskataloger, databaser, websider og overføre referencer og fuldtekst direkte, uden først at gemme i en folder og eksportere fra de enkelte udbyderes tjenester. Programmet fungerer ikke i Edge/Explorer. Hvad kan Zotero? Zotero kan hjælpe dig med at indsamle data om materialer, organisere dem, hjælpe med citere korrekt, synkronisere mellem flere computere og samarbejde om indsamlingen af materialer. Brugervejledning & video I denne brugervejledning vil du med tekst og skærmbilleder blive guidet gennem installation og brug af programmet. Der er udarbejdet flere videoer til at guide dig gennem de samme funktioner. Se her 1 Kom i gang med Zotero - download & opstart 1) Inden installation er det vigtigt at Word er lukket. 2) Åbn din browser => find www.zotero.org => vælg download => klik på ikonet Zotero 5.0 for Windows = > Zotero lægger sig som et lille program på dit skrivebord. 3) Herefter skal du installere en Zotero Connector. Vælg hvilken browser du vil bruge og download. Du vil nu kunne downloade indhold til Zotero. Et lille ikon i toppen af browseren vil blive synligt. 2 Registrér dig som bruger af Zotero 1. Registrer dig som bruger med brugernavn og adgangskode på zotero.org BEMÆRK! Du modtager en e-mail som skal bekræftes. 2. Gå retur til Zotero og til indstillinger – vælg ’Redigér’ øvest i menuen => vælg indstillinger => vælg fanen synkronisér og skriv dit brugernavn her. Med denne indstilling kan du tilgå dit Zotero bibliotek fra enhver pc med internetadgang. BEMÆRK! Uden brugerkonto på zotero.org bliver dine referencer kun gemt på din computer 3. Bliv i indstillinger og vælg fanen søg => installér pdf indeksering. Med denne indstilling kan du søge i de pdf filer du får lagt ind i dit Zotero bibliotek. BEMÆRK! Opretter du en brugerkonto på Zotero.org og synkroniserer den med zotero på computeren har du altid adgang til dine referencer på zotero.org og kan hente dem ned på en anden computer. 3 Et overblik over Zotero Hovedfeltet med dine referencer. En pil Felterne hvor du kan Dit bibliotek, hvor du ved referencen indikerer, at du har en indtaste din reference kan lave mapper og fil eller note knyttet til referencen. Ved eller rette i de referencer, undermapper højreklik kan du smide referencen i du henter ned. papirkurv eller lave en kopi (dublikér). Sådan får du referencer ind i Zotero Manuel inddatering af referencer 1. Vælg den runde knap med + tegnet i menulinjen =>vælg hvilken type reference du vil tilføje, under ’mere’ får du flere forslag => der åbner sig nu et billede i højre side, hvor du skal fylde felterne ud. 2. På side 18-24 kan du se, hvilke felter du skal udfylde for typiske eksempler på bøger,
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