Websites and webpages are often difficult to cite! Follow these steps to do the best you can:

1. Copy and paste the URL into Zbib.
2. Follow the guidance on the APA Style pages linked below to make corrections if needed:
   • Webpage on a website
   • Whole website references

Zotero is a powerful citation management tool that allows you to instantly save citations and easily generate a works cited list (bibliography).

• Download Zotero and the Zotero connector for your browser
• Set up syncing to keep your library up to date across devices
• Four ways to capture and save citations:
  1. Use the "save to Zotero" icon in the upper right corner of your browser
  2. Use the "export citation" tool in a library database
  3. Use an identifier such as a DOI, PMID, or ISBN
  4. Enter citation information into Zotero manually
• Use the Zotero toolbar in Word to add in-text citations and populate your Works Cited list

Use Zotero to keep your research organized!

• Create folders and subfolders
• Drag saved PDFs from your computer into your Zotero library to generate citations
• Attach saved PDFs to items in your library 
• WARNING: The storage limit for a free account is 300MB. This is a generous amount, but if you are saving a significant number of articles you may hit the limit. To avoid having to upgrade to a paid account, turn off automatic attachment of associated PDFs in your Zotero account preferences. Instead, link to full text using database permalinks.

Extra tips:

• Practice using Zotero before you are working under a deadline. It's easy to use once you get the hang of it!
• Clean up citations in your library - check for errors and missing information after citations are exported 
  • Zotero can help! For example, if an article title goes into Zotero in all caps, right click on it and "transform text" to "sentence case."
• Watch the video tutorial below for a Zotero demonstration!

Other citation managers:

• EndNote
• Mendeley