Архив Галактики

Работа с библиографией - Zotero

Блог стайного советника / 25.11.2010

Волею судеб постоянно приходится собирать информацию и библиографию по вопросам использования сервисов в образовании, по использованию вики для совместного создания текстов, по мультиагентному моделированию. Да массу всего приходится собирать. Обычно для хранения всего найденного использовал delicio.us и очень ценю этот сервис за простоту и лаконичность. Он он хранит все подряд и там уж слишком много сообщников. И у меня тоже осенняя усталость от веб 2.0 - хочется более специальных средств, более профессиональных групп. И тут Zotero, который избавляет от необходимости знать и помнить о том, как нужно оформлять библиографические ссылки, который расширяет мои скудные умения и возможности по работе с литературными источниками.



Все как всегда - бесплатный образовательный и исследовательский продукт, вокруг которого клубится сообщество собирателей и исследователей. Продукт можно скачать и установить в качестве FireFox расширения.

Zotero работает не со всеми источниками. Наверное, он сохраняет все, но правильно сохраняет только то, что правильно оформлено. Я попробовал Amazon, библиотеку конгресса США и цифровую библиотеку ACM - отлично! Можно задать поиск, выцепить целое направление и отобрать нужные документы. Потом разбираться с ними - устанавливать связи, вешать теги.

При поиске на Amazon главное достоинство - советы издателей и читателей - люди, которые покупают эту книгу, как правило, интересуются и другими подобными изданиями.



При поиске на ACM находим статьи в периодических журналах:



И все, что находим, одним кликом отправляется в нашу библиотеку. Мы можем хранить ее только для себя, можем сделать ее сетевой, можем создать группу, которая будет работать над общей темой.



В подтверждение рассказа - подборка литературы по вики, как ее сделал сервис Zotero.

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