Do you Zotero?

Today I learned about the wonderful, easy & powerful the FREE Zotero citation management software.  If you don’t know what Zotero is, click on this link to register for a workshop:  TLTC Zotero citation management.   (If you can’t make this scheduled session, let me–Elizabeth McCrea–know and I will try to arrange another session shortly.)

It takes only about a half hour to learn, a day or two to get comfortable with, and saves you untold time, energy and frustration from then on.
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