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Citation is an incredibly useful writing tool designed to:
Citation's easy to use system helps writers with two tasks that are essential to research writing: organizing notes, and composing bibliographic references - easily and efficiently. With Citation, all references and notes can be entered on notecard-like forms, from within a word processor (Word or WordPerfect) - along with keywords, abstracts, and links to original documents or websites. Our new online searchable styleguide will help you entering bibliographic information on just about any type of source material - web pages, cases, manuscripts - as well as book chapters and journal articles. Once your research notes and bibliographic information are in Citation, you'll be able to group notes on similar topics, click to open original materials instantly (you can enter active links to the internet or files on your computer in Citation), and generate properly formatted references, in just about any style (including APA, MLA, Turabian, Chicago - Citation supports 1000+ styles - as footnotes, endnotes, bibliographic entries, author-date cites, reference lists, numbered cites - whatever format you need), with a click. Here's how Citation can help you with your research and writing:
If you are an instructor, here's how Citation can help with your day-to-day work:
Citation documentation provides step-by-step, easy to follow instructions for teaching and using Citation. "That was Quick!!!! Is your customer service always this good??" - Kent W. |

