According to the University of Toronto's Faculty of Arts and Science Student Academic Integrity website, Plagiarism is "presenting the work, ideas, or words of another as your own, even by accident."
Citation managers can help you:
More info can be found in UofT Libraries Citation Management Guide (includes Mendeley) or this comparison chart of reference management software on Wikipedia for even more suggestions.
CITATION MANAGER | WORD PROCESSOR / SOFTWARE | SET UP | ONLINE GUIDES |
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Zotero (free)
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Word Google Docs
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Register for Zotero Account (free with storage limit) Download software for computers (Shut down MS Word before opening file) |
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ProQuest RefWorks (Free, UofT)
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Word Google Docs |
Free with your utoronto.ca email Avoid using the older version of RefWorks (orange logo). |
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EndNoteOnline Basic (free)
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Word Google Docs |
Register for free EndNoteOnline Basic account Download Cite While You Write plugin |
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EndNoteOnline Premium ($$) |
Word Pages Google Docs |
EndNote Training (videos, modules, handouts and more) |
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