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Back when I was in high school we had to learn how to create bibliographies by working from a template that my history teacher, Mr. Diggs, provided to us. When I went to college, I referred to that template and an early version of The Student Writer to make bibliographies. Today, students have a wealth of online tools that can help them properly structure citations and bibliographies. I've featured a handful of them over the last couple of years. Here they are. 
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After posting the APA visual guide, somebody shared with us this excellent website called Formatically which we have already included in one of our lists in the past. For those of you not familiar with Formatically, this is a very easy to use platform that helps students and teachers format their essays and papers in MLA format.
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Formatically is a service that was designed by college students to help other students create properly formatted works cited pages. Last year I published a tutorial about how to use it. This week Formatically introduced a new instant citation tool. The instant citation tool can be used by anyone to format an APA, MLA, Chicago, or Harvard citation for a book or web page.
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Are you looking for the 12 best Free Online Bibliography And Citation Tools? Check the 12 best Free Online Bibliography And Citation Tools! 2017 Update! Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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There are a wide variety of web tools and mobile applications that facilitate researchers work and help them communicate and collaborate with the research community and easily share and disseminate research findings. Besides the numerous resources we reviewed here over the last few years, today we are sharing with you this interesting collection of web tools that student researchers can use to manage their references, compile bibliographies, generate citations, access journal articles and many more. Via WebTeachers
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The ways in which we conduct research and organize research have changed significantly over the last couple of decades. When many of us were in middle school and high school our research options were limited to books and periodicals available through our local libraries. Our organization of our research was done mostly in notebooks or perhaps in a desktop document.
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Creative Commons licensing makes many photos available for re-use that we otherwise could not use. The trouble is properly citing Creative Commons licensed works can sometimes be a confusing, multistep process. ImageCodr aims to make that process easier.
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GoBiblio is a FREE citation and bibliography generator offering MLA, chicago, turabian, and APA formats...
The dream: a fast and straightforward way to put together a bibliography. Since the dawn of time, students have sought to avoid the tedious, frustrating, confusing, time-consuming chore of composing a bibliography....
It is claimed that GoBiblio heard the call....
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The Internet offers an abundance of online citation tools, from the extremely easy to use, to ones that require more research on the part of the user.
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12 Helpful Tools for Research and Citations" is an excellent list created by Kira DeVaul and shared on Graphite. This list comprises a number of useful web tools that can help students during their research. As a process, research is made up of different interconnected stages:
[link: https://www.graphite.org/top-picks/research-and-citation-tools-for-students ] Via Educatorstechnology
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The potential of Google Docs for student researchers is really huge. It has tons of awesome features that will render your academic life such a relief. After we have seen how we can use the research functionality in Google Docs, today I want to highlight the citation feature and show you what you can do with it.
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August 18, 2014 9:20 AM
A good graphic to explain the different aids for research. Thank You to Elizabeth and Cristina for finding this.
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Yesterday while we were working on the post entitled 5 Great Learning Tools for students and as we reviewed EasyBib, we decided to include here a post that would feature a list of some important bibliography and citation tools. As teachers and educators, you know how hard students struggle to properly use a quote, citation, or list bibliography items. This is even more serious when it comes to writing formal research papers.
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Create your entire bibliography in 10 seconds for free. Create MLA, APA, Chicago, Harvard citations for books, websites, and more in a single click. The fastest citation generator online. Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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As an organization dedicated to developing free and open-source research tools, we care deeply about open access to scholarship. With the latest version of Zotero, we’re excited to make it easier than ever to find PDFs for the items in your Zotero library.
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For those of you working in academia, research students, and anyone else keen on learning how to properly cite sources in different styles, the tools below are definitely worth your attention. These are web-based citation generators you can use to easily generate and format your references based on various citation styles. They support several citation formats (e.g., APA, MLA7/8, Chicago and many more) as well as a multitude of sources that include newspapers, journal articles, chapters, books, web pages, videos, audio clips and many more.
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The ways in which we conduct research and organize research have changed significantly over the last couple of decades. When many of u Via Mark E. Deschaine, PhD
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Cite This For Me is a free service designed to help students keep track of the resources that they use in their research work. Cite This For Me offers a free Chrome extension that lets students cite a webpage with just one click.
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If you are looking for a good alternative to Endnote or Zotero, Paperpile is definitely a very good option to consider.
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Cite lighter is a very good web tool for student researchers, teachers and academics. It combines both the features of an academic search engine and an organizational framework for helping students with their research papers writing. Citeligther allows you to easily search for facts and information to back your arguments and it automatically cites your sources using different citation styles: MLA, APA, and Chicago).
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A Wonderful Tool to Help Students Cite Internet Sources ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning
Internet Citation Organizer is an excellent graphic organizer provided for free by Read Write Think. Students can use this fillable PDF document to help them record bibliographical information of the resources they use from Internet. These pieces of information can later on be used to properly cite and reference online materials and websites.
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Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education.
[Posts labelled 'citation tools' includes management tools, resources , guides and infographics.]
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Let's start with the low-hanging fruit of information literacy education, teaching students how to make a functional container for research discoveries. I call it a container in the classes I teac...
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For generations, students have created note cards to document and organize these resources and/or submitted a bibliography page with their finished work.
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