Research Guides: Citation Managers: Mendeley

Mendeley Tutorial

How do you like Mendeley?

Since Mendeley is free to everyone we have no way of knowing how many UT Tyler students use Mendeley. Please tell us!

How do you like Mendeley?

I don't use Mendeley, and I'm not interested.: 0 votes (0%)

I haven't tried it but it looks cool.: 1 votes (25%)

I used Mendeley but I didn't like it.: 0 votes (0%)

I use Mendeley and I like it.: 1 votes (25%)

I use Mendeley and it ROCKS!: 2 votes (50%)

Total Votes: 4

Mendeley

Mendeley is a citation manager that allows you to import and store citations which can then be shared with others. You can also create bibliographies.

Quick facts about Mendeley:

Free to anyone - great for collaborating outside of UT Tyler!

APA, MLA, Chicago, Turabian, and hundreds more

Import directly from library databases, Google Scholar, and more

Export to MS Word, OpenOffice, Google Docs, or Plain Text

Mendeley
An online service that allows you to import and store citations which can then be shared with others. Mendeley can also be used to create bibliographies from these stored citations. Mendeley has a web version but works best as a desktop client with built in pdf management.

Other Citation Managers

You have other options. Check out the links below or visit our comparison guide.

EndNote
An online service that allows you to import and store citations which can then be shared with others. EndNote can also be used to create bibliographies from these stored citations.
Zotero
An online service that allows you to import and store citations which can then be shared with others. Zotero can also be used to create bibliographies from these stored citations. You can access Zotero as a web browser extension or download software for your personal computer.


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