Reference software can be helpful when you (plan to) publish a lot of papers, when you're collaborating with other researchers, or if you want to keep an overview of all the sources that interest you.Īll Ghent University students and researchers have a licence for EndNote. It also allows you to easily cite while you're writing, so you don't have to do that at the end of your writing process. You use reference software to gather, edit, organise, save, and share references. In this research tip, we explore two populair options: EndNote (Clarivate) and Mendeley (Elsevier). Need to sync with an online account at Ĭan sync with an online account at zotero.There are so many types of reference software out there that it's sometimes difficult to make an informed decision about which software fits your needs best. An online account with limited functionality is available for free (EndNote Basic). Installation on an SA Health computer requires permission from Digital Health SA.ĮndNote online can be used as an adjunct to the desktop product.
Once you sync to Zotero’s servers, cloud storage limitations will activate.ĭigital Health SA can install on SA Health computers only, not personal devicesĪny computer. No limit or cost for references stored locally, but if you choose not to sync with a account for online storage, you are limited to using Zotero on one computer. Use of Mendeley’s online storage is required for the product to function properly.Ī account provides 300MB of free online storage for your references. Unlimited reference storage locally and in Endnote OnlineĪ account provides 2GB of free online storage for your references. None for SA Health staff: you can request installation from Digital Health SAįreemium model: software is free to use, costs apply for online storage over 2GBįreemium model: software is free to use, costs apply for online storage over 300MB May be suitable for SA Health staff who desire reference management software on a personal device Offers more features than Mendeley or Zotero Comparison of Reference Management Applications
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