Cross-Platforms BibUp Add books to your Zotero library by scanning ISBN barcodes with your iOS or Android device. While there are no official Zotero apps for mobile devices, there are several third party solutions. This uses a feature called COInS (Context Objects in Spans) which is encoded into the SFX menu. The mobile version of allows you to access and edit your Zotero library on your tablet or mobile phone. In addition, if you have found a reference in any webpage which has a 'UCL SFX' button, you can click on the SFX button and you'll see an icon in the address bar for saving the reference to Zotero. For example, there is a translator which works with UCL's Library catalogue, so you will see icons in the Firefox address bar for adding references to Zotero. Zotero has 'site translators' which try to recognise when you're looking at a webpage which contains a reference you might want to import - see the Zotero FAQ. If this does not work, or you are off-campus, replace this with the SFX server as follows:įor more information, see Zotero Locate FAQ By default, this uses the OCLC OpenURL Gateway, which should detect if you are on the UCL network, and present you with links via UCL's SFX service. The 'Locate' button in Zotero can be used to try to find a publication through UCL Library Services, either online or in print. when you leave UCL), you should clear the settings from this screen. Note: if you no longer want to access these sites through the UCL proxy server (e.g.
Note that the format of the 'Scheme' may differ from the one automatically saved by Zotero, but the format given above is the official URL which will ensure robust access to the proxy server.įor more information, see Zotero proxies FAQ If you want to set up the proxy server access manually, go to Zotero's Preferences, then click on Proxies, and enter the following, where the website you want to access is listed in the hostnames (the following are examples): Click on 'Add Proxy' to set the UCL proxy server as your default for future visits to pages on this website. from UCL Library Services' lists of ejournals or databases) whilst Zotero is enabled in Firefox, you will see the pop-up box below. If you access a website through the proxy server (e.g. If you are using Zotero from outside the UCL network, you can gain access to the resources to which UCL subscribes through the UCL proxy server (EZProxy). If you plan to use more than one computer, a method of synchronising (e.g.Zotero extension installed within each instance of Firefox.Firefox web browser on each computer on which you want to use Zotero.Note: ISD include discussion of Zotero in their Bibliography lunchtime training session.
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