Citation management tools
Citation management tools help researchers keep track of their sources while they work, making it easy to collect and organize references of any type of information, from journal articles to multimedia files. Users can import references from databases and websites, create in-text citations, and generate properly formatted bibliographies, quickly and easily.
FAO Library has created a table of citation management tools to help researchers decide which one is best for them.
| Feature
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| Cost |
| FAO Style is embedded into the tool
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| Users can share project folders with external (non-FAO) colleagues
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| Desktop version can be downloaded to FAO workstations from the FAO Software Centre
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| Desktop version can be downloaded to personal computers
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| Plug-in for Microsoft Word is available
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| Plug-in for Google Docs is available
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| Accounts can be synced across multiple computers.
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Storage available |
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Apps are available for use with iPads and iPhones |
| Users can annotate (highlight and make notes on) PDFs
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| Developer
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| Endnote Online
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| Free for FAO Staff. Go to the Web of Science (WoS) and click the
Register link in the top right corner. Create an account using your FAO email address. |
| Yes |
| No |
No |
| No (Online version is available only) |
| Yes |
| No |
| Yes |
| 5G |
| No |
| No |
| Clarivate |