Bibliographic Management Software

There are several bibliographic management software , the most famous are : Mendeley , Zotero and EndNote . In this case we will work with Mendeley , url http://www.mendeley.com/ has the website with the strongest community and platform, as Dr. Oskar Villarreal has shown its use and its preference for what he recommended at this time. From now make cita and references is very easy, thanks to the use of these tools.

Example of references in Word with Mendeley , once synchronized with Word mendelay only be inserted cita or references

Interesting video :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlTxxi-K4WI

Google Academic / scholar

The purpose of this entry is a space to write about the experience of Google Scholar , I recently started a master's program in Technology and elicitation of the University of the Basque Country with access to doctoral , and have put our work on this website for recommendation Dr. Carlos Castaño. We can see the citations and references of published articles. Number of times a document is uploaded to the network , helps to export citations in some predefined and also allows to export in the network . Also you can directly export the appointment. Google covers journal articles, papers and presentations at conferences , scientific reports, thesis , web pages, any publication summary. That does not cover: book reviews and editorials , textbooks and monographs , newspapers and magazines college . Strengths : Fast, easy to use and free , Weaknesses : There is no quality control of the processed sources , lack of transparency in the content of the database, errors in information processing , typos, automatic algorithms , errors in bibliographic reference. I invite you to register , so they can see the appointments of their work , they can also see mine on the graph.

To enter can use this link rhttp://scholar.google.es/ Also see the following video can use google to refine your search and Perish which is a free search software for more efficient and just looking for the first thousand results :