Family tree software helps us track names\ , dates\, and facts&mdash\;but what about the deeper research that uncover s the world our ancestors lived in? For that\, we need a more powerful kno wledge manager. Zotero is a free\, open-source tool used by scholars world wide to collect\, organize\, and cite research materials. In this session\ , historian and genealogist Donna Cox Baker demonstrates how Zotero can he lp you manage your genealogical research&mdash\;from sources and notes to to-do lists and collaboration.
\nDonna Cox Baker\, Ph.D. (History)\, \;is an independent scholar who blends genealogy and history to tackl e the toughest questions of the past. A Zotero user since graduate school nearly two decades ago\, she is the author of multiple books and articles on genealogy\, history\, and research tools&mdash\;including \;A Quick Guide to Zotero 7. She blogs and offers tools and videos at \;Genohis tory.com. Baker retired from the University of Alabama\, where she taught history and worked in historical publishing\, to devote herself full-time to the emerging field of genohistory.
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