Citation Management for Researchers Using Multilingual Materials, Part 1

Whether you are a researcher or a student of any subject, your work involves the collection of documents.  In addition to administrative burdens with storing, organizing, retrieving, and correctly citing materials that grow heavier over time, multilingual scholarship have been left behind in the long arc of reference manager development. Juris-M fills this gap in the research toolchest, with full-lifecycle support for managing materials in multiple languages.   Join us for this session in which we introduce Juris-M which is based on the popular open-source Zotero citation management tool to help you better organize and cite your multilingual materials.

Please note that instructors for this workshop will be primarily using Japanese language materials for (1) collecting resources; and (2) organizing materials in the citation database.    

Whether you are a researcher or a student of any subject, your work involves the collection of documents.  In addition to administrative burdens with storing, organizing, retrieving, and correctly citing materials that grow heavier over time, multilingual scholarship have been left behind in the long arc of reference manager development. Juris-M fills this gap in the research toolchest, with full-lifecycle support for managing materials in multiple languages.   Join us for this session in which we introduce Juris-M which is based on the popular open-source Zotero citation management tool to help you better organize and cite your multilingual materials.

Please note that instructors for this workshop will be primarily using Japanese language materials for (1) collecting resources; and (2) organizing materials in the citation database.