Further reading and acknowledgements

Further reading

To explore the topics covered in this course in greater depth and learn about other features, consult these resources:

• Official Zotero documentation: a complete reference for installation, library organization, citations, synchronization, and other features.
• Quick Start Guide: a practical review of the application’s essential features.
• Knowledge Base: answers to frequently asked questions and common problems.
• Zotero Forums: a place to search for solutions and talk with users, experts, and developers.
• Zotero Blog: news, releases, and updates from the project.
• Better BibTeX documentation: resources for integrating Zotero into writing workflows using LaTeX, Markdown, or academic editors.
• Citation Style Language: information about the open language Zotero uses to format citations and bibliographies.

Keep practicing

Choose a real research project, organize its references into a collection, review the metadata, and generate a short bibliography. Practice is the best way to consolidate the workflow presented in this course.

Acknowledgements

This material was built with the support of many people and communities. My thanks go to:

• the Zotero community and team, who develop and maintain an open tool for research;
• everyone who creates documentation, translations, citation styles, and plugins for the Zotero ecosystem;
• the Astro and Starlight communities, whose tools made publishing this content possible;
• and everyone who used this material or contributed to it in any way!

Thank you for being part of this journey. I wish you success in your research!