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Automatic citation generation

Although there are numerous online tools for managing citations, it's important to note that automatic citation tools are not infallible. It is still necessary to have a grasp of the citation style rules to identify and correct any mistakes.

• EndNote: is a desktop and browser-based program that facilitates the organization, annotation, and accessibility of academic research articles. [User Guide] 

• EndNoteWeb: is the web-based version of the popular citation management software EndNote. [User Guide] 

• Mendeley: is a desktop and web-based application that helps users manage, organize, and access academic research papers. [User Guide] 

• Zotero: is a desktop and web-based tool that assists users in managing and organizing academic research materials. [User Guide] 

• ZoteroBib: is an online citation generator developed by Zotero. It helps you build a bibliography instantly from any computer or device, without creating an account or installing any software. [User Guide] 

• Papersapp: is a software application designed for desktop and browser use, enabling users to manage, annotate, and access academic research articles. [User Guide] 

• Citation Builder: An online citation generator created by NC State University Libraries.

• Cite This For Me: An online citation tool for creating citations in the APA, MLA, Chicago, or Harvard referencing styles.

• Reference Machine: An online citation generator created by PolyU ELC.

• Citefast.com: Automated citator for APA 7th (double check your citations for accuracy) 

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The choice of a suitable citation tool depends on your personal preferences, needs, and the characteristics of your research work. Here is a brief comparison of three common citation management tools:

EndNote: is a feature-rich citation management tool with powerful document organization and citation generation capabilities. It offers a wide range of citation styles and highly customizable options, making it suitable for researchers dealing with a large volume of literature.

Mendeley: is a citation management tool that emphasizes social interaction and collaboration. It provides a user-friendly interface, convenient document organization, and sharing features, and supports multiple platforms. Mendeley is a good choice for researchers who need to collaborate, share literature, and engage in discussions.

Zotero: is an open-source citation management tool with robust document organization and citation generation capabilities. It offers convenient features such as browser plugins and cloud syncing, and supports multiple platforms. Zotero is particularly suitable for researchers who need to work across different devices.

The best citation tool depends on your individual needs and preferences. It is recommended to evaluate the functionality, interface, and compatibility of these tools and make a choice based on your requirements.

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