Add your own tags or use / edit the tags that are imported when you save an item. You can also use color tags to help visually organize your library. HINT: Drag an item to a tag in the tag selector and the tag is automatically added to the item.
Related items allows you to set up a relation between any pair of items in your library. Check out the third-party plugin Zutilo that helps you organize tags and related items.
Group libraries are separate from your personal library.
or go to https://www.zotero.org/groups/ and select Create a New Group.
Share your own work using Zotero. My Publications allows you to quickly share a bibliography of your work. You can link your publications to your Zotero profile (see Shannon's as an example). You can also share files for which you have distribution rights.
You can add Penn Libraries' link resolver to your Zotero library. This enables you to use Zotero's Library Lookup tool.
To do this, go to Edit -> Preferences -> Advanced. Under the section which says OpenURL and add a resolver, type in the following link, and then press OK:
http://elinks.library.upenn.edu/
From now on, if you select an item in your Zotero library, you can go to the small green arrow, open the dropdown, and choose Library Lookup. A browser will open which searches for the item in the Penn Libraries system and, if possible, offers you connections to full-text.
You may have seen a yellow banner while using Zotero which pops up as you authenticate to Penn Libraries resources:
This banner indicates that Zotero Connector, the browser extension, wants to give you the option to "remember" that you are proxied in. Many users find that even after clicking "Accept," the banner resurfaces again and again, with no added functionality.
Disabling Zotero's proxy redirection will prevent the banner from popping up and will not impact your ability to authenticate to Penn Libraries resources, nor will it interfere with any Zotero functions. To disable the proxy redirection:
Google Chrome:
Firefox:
