Mendeley is a free and user-friendly reference manager that allows you to collect, organise, cite, and share references. It consists of two components that can be used together or separately: Mendeley Reference Manager Desktop and Mendeley Reference Manager Web.
Features of Mendeley include:
The new Mendeley Reference Manager (2:24 mins) by Mendeley (YouTube)
Current RMIT students and staff members have access to additional storage and​ collaboration capacity through Mendeley Institutional Edition (MIE).
This includes:
To access MIE, go to Mendeley Web and Sign in via your organisation. You will be prompted to sign in via RMIT's single sign-on. Once logged into Mendeley, select your name in the top right to view My Institutional Groups.
MIE access will remain for as long as you are a current RMIT student or staff member. Just before you graduate or leave RMIT, please change your RMIT e-mail address to a personal one in your Mendeley account settings. This will ensure you will have continued access to your free personal Mendeley account.
A module that will help you decide which tool to use to organise your references. It explores the features of three popular reference managers: Endnote, Zotero, and Mendeley.
Some common features of reference managers include:
EndNote, Zotero and Mendeley make it easy to change to another reference manager. Please note: while citations will be copied, PDFs of articles may not be exported.
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