Thanks to a Visual Understanding Environment (VUE) plugin, you can now “bibliomap” your Zotero library. Fun! Er . . . wait . . . useful!
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After a cursory go (about thirty minutes) at it, I’ve been able to:
Just a quick note: Zotero has a WordPress plugin that (per their website) “embeds a COinS tag in each blog post, making relevant metadata visible to Zotero (post title, author, date, blog title, categories, and URL).”
I’ve installed the plugin for this site, and it seems to work like a charm. If you use Zotero (p.s., it’s fantastic), then—when visiting this site—you should now see the appropriate blog icon on the far right of your browser’s address bar. When clicking on that icon, you will grab the bibliographic metadata for any page or post on this site and add it to your Zotero collection. Nice! Nerdy! Lifelogging!
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"Listening to Repeating," from
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