Information  Literacy  Tools

Citation Tools​​​

• Bibme (limited free) - An automatic citation creator that supports MLA, APA, Chicago, and Turabian formatting. Resources may be located automatically using the search feature or entered into the citation creator manually.
• Citefast - A web service that enables students and professionals the ability to create, organize and manage citations. Citations may be formatted in APA, MLA or Chicago style.

Curation Tools​​​

• Pearltrees - A variety of resources, including webpages and images, can be stored in a Pearltrees collection. Collections are organized by tiles in categories and sub-categories. Pearltrees collections are public and can be explored by other account holders. Pearltrees users can subscribe and contribute to a collection created by another Pearltrees.
• Pinterest - Visual pins of a website are stored on boards you create to organize a group of similar resources. Pins are searchable within Pinterest by all Pinterest account holders. Members of Pinterest can follow boards or Pinterest members to receive notifications of new pins. If desired, you can opt to keep a board private.

Note-taking

• Evernote - Evernote apps and products make modern life manageable by letting you easily collect and find everything that matters.
• Google Docs (free) - Create and share your work online and access your documents from anywhere. Manage documents, spreadsheets, presentations, surveys and more.
• Google Keep (free) - Quickly make color coded notes and lists that can be shared or kept private. Works across devices and are a great way to plan or prepare for any activity.