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Reference and PDF-Manager Software: Complexities, Support and Workflow.

In the past, librarians taught reference management by training library users to use established software programs such as RefWorks or EndNote. In today's environment, there is a proliferation of Web-based programs that are being used by library clientele that offer a new twist on the well-known ref...

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Publicado en:Medical Reference Services Quarterly Vol. 29; no. 4; pp. 388 - 394
Autores principales: Mead TL, Berryman DR
Formato: Journal Article
Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd Oct-Dec2010
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          Software
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      ab: In the past, librarians taught reference management by training library users to use established software programs such as RefWorks or EndNote. In today's environment, there is a proliferation of Web-based programs that are being used by library clientele that offer a new twist on the well-known reference management programs. Basically, these new programs are PDF-manager software (e.g., Mendeley or Papers). Librarians are faced with new questions, issues, and concerns, given the new workflows and pathways that these PDF-manager programs present. This article takes a look at some of those.
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