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)
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Note: From December 2025, Mendeley Institutional Edition (MIE) will no longer be available. If you currently have an RMIT University MIE account, this will impact personal and shared storage limits, as well as group and collaborator allowances. You can switch to a Mendeley "free" account by changing your RMIT email address to a personal one in your Mendeley account settings, or for alternatives to Mendeley, we recommend exploring Endnote and Zotero. |
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. Note: While citations will be copied, PDFs of articles may not be exported.
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