There are many different citation managers that you can use. You might be interested to try out Zotero or EndNote Web.

Getting Started

Zotero is a free citation management tool that can automatically import citations into your personal account, organize sources into folders, and generate bibliographies in a variety of citation styles. It also includes a word processor plugin for formatting footnotes and parenthetical citations.

UR Libraries subscribe to Zotero unlimited storage for personal and group cloud storage. Users can create as many research groups as they like, with as many members as they need. Sign-up with your @richmond.edu email to use this storage. 

• Zoterobib is a quick cite tool for citing individual items or creating bibliographies on the fly.
• Zotero downloaded to your personal computer offers the full citation management features and syncs with the web. Zotero web version offers the majority of the features of the download version and syncs with your Zotero library if you have downloaded Zotero.

Learning Resources

UR provides access to EndNote Web through our Web of Science subscription.  We do not have a full institutional license to EndNote.

• EndNote Web via Web of Science

  Click on Endnote at the top of the Web of Science window and create a new account. Create a Web of Science login to access MyEndNote Web resources.

• EndNote Web

  After setting up your Web of Science account, you can access MyEndNote Web via this link.