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Thanks so much! 😁

You’re welcome, I hope it helps! 😄

Great question! It depends on which way you add the bibliography to your paper. If you use the shortcuts (Ctrl + Shift + A or C) then it often does NOT add the hyperlink. But when you “right click” on the sources you want, select create reference, then bibliography it almost always puts the hyperlink to the DOI if one is available from the metadata of the PDF. It can always be manually added into the DOI box in Zotero if you find it later. The issue with this method is it often pastes the reference outside the width of the margins which is not aligned with APA, so you have to manually fix the formatting. I have not “yet” found a workaround.

This video might help: Bibliography Made EASY | APA 7th Edition // Zotero ua-cam.com/video/wGjNW9qdtQU/v-deo.html

Thank you, Anitha! 😎

Hey, thank you, glad you like them! 🙏🏼

That’s awesome! 👏🏼 Congrats, 2nd year here you come! 🔥

@@Dr.DomRamos : Thank you. All the best to you, also.

You're so welcome! You got this! 🔥😎

Great question! My reasons: 1) a PhD is often more focused on developing you into a “researcher” as opposed to a practitioner. You help contribute to the current body of research and typically go into academia or acquire research appointments after. An EdD is more for those that will be practitioners (I created a YT short on this). 2) A typical PhD takes 4 years (if you’re going fast) 5 years on average, but could take up to 7 years to complete depending on field of study. My EdD program is fast tracked and takes only 3 years. **I will say that I have met multiple people that have BOTH an EdD and a PhD since you’re trained differently in both types of programs. They often acquire them from different institutions. This is something I’ve considered, IF I can continue to find ways to have my education paid for. Does that help? (I may make a YT video to explain in more detail, thanks for asking.)

I’m just now seeing your response. This is great information and I look forward to you making a video. Thank you!

Thank you for the kind words! I’m planning on it, need to make time. Need to sit down and just make a few that I’ve been wanting for a while. 😁

That is correct, the total program is just over $90,000. (At the time of this comment I believe the cost is $10,700 per trimester)

Great question! At this time I have not found a workaround for this that is not more time consuming. It's a free method compared to popular apps out there. If I do find something I will definitely make an updated version of this! ♥️

Glad it was helpful!

😄😄 you’re welcome!

So glad it helps! ♥️

Thank you! 😁

Appreciate it! 😎🙏🏼

I'm glad it was helpful, that was my intent, “simplicity” because I hadn't found something myself so I decided to create it. That's wonderful, what will your study be looking at? What population of people?

Good question, which platform did you use?

Yes you can, however, you won’t have the metadata available in different documents so it might not auto populate the reference fields. They’ll at least be saved for you all in one place, you will just need to manually type author names, publication, date, issue, etc.

If you utilize the etension for Zotero in Google or Safari (as shown in my video) I believe it allows you to cite the website. I've done it a few times myself, but I would recommend double checking the information it pulls as it may be off. It will get the majority of the information, you will just need to make minor amendments in the Zotero program to that specific citation. Hope that helps! ♥️

That's awesome, best of luck during the program! 🐻

@@Dr.DomRamosextremely helpful video man. Thank you so much. I’m using zotero now! 🙏😊

Lol, I will let my wife know you like her plants. Thanks for the kind words.

You're so welcome! ♥️

Same, I am in year two as well, Cohort 11. Got a little behind on the semester updates, but they're the videos I “needed” when going through the program. Best of luck to you! 👍🏻

No, unfortunately I am not. I will definitely look into it now that you bring it to my attention, have not seen any updates where that was possible, but I may have missed it. Thanks!

Absolutely! Actually, the vast majority are “not” from K-12 which is great for live classes as we get differing views from those in a variety of sectors. **Some of my peers are from military, big pharma, sales, higher education, tech, and more. It’s quite diverse.

Great to hear!

Glad it helped!

That’s a good question, if it doesn’t auto populate then (to my knowledge) the text does not have metadata to fill out the desired fields. I do run into this issue from time-to-time with seminal older works, and unfortunately it’s just one of those instances where you have to self-populate the fields. For citation reference I go to OwlPurdue and look up the proper citation mechanics. Hope that helps!

This video has been played in both small and large classrooms, and from mobile devices without issue. I do apologize for your specific experience, you may wish to check your device settings to improve the output. I do use high-quality Rode mics during recording to ensure this is a non-issue for viewers such as yourself. Thanks again for your feedback, much appreciated. 😉

@@Dr.DomRamos Ok I understand. My Asus volume was on 100%. Thanks for the response.

Sorry to hear that, but this is a video on how to “get started” with Zotero. That's a much more nuanced citation question, so I'm sorry you didn't get what you were looking for. However, hope this helps, this is the APA guidelines for text longer than 40 words: “Quotations longer than 40 words should be formatted as block quotations. Indent the entire passage half an inch and present the passage without quotation marks. Any relevant page numbers should follow the concluding punctuation mark. If the author and/or date are not referenced in the text, as they are here, place them in the parenthetical that follows the quotation along with the page numbers.” Happy referencing! -hope I was able to help. 👍🏻😁

@@Dr.DomRamos Ok I will try it. I have to use Cite it right harvard style

@@Dr.DomRamos The issue is how to cite orher works within a paper other than the main authors of a paper. Zotero only allows to cite the main paper authors. Maybe I am wrong and hence I am seeking solutions. Will try what you suggested

You're welcome!

You are very welcome! 😉

Hello there! I would love to help. However, I’m not sure I understand your question; what do you mean by “you want to redo your list?” Are your references already in Zotero? Or do you have them saved elsewhere?

So glad you found it helpful! You’re right; many are in the sciences and rarely share qualitative or mixed-method research styles. I’ve been fortunate to be in both, so I figured I’d share a few tips that hopefully help someone. 😁

@@Dr.DomRamos I'm positive it will help many in my situation. One suggestion for your next video could be: researching papers in the field of education and quick tips to detect important parts of these papers 🙏😊

I’m sure I can put something together, thanks for the video idea 💡

No problem! 😎

Congratulations on your new appointment, best of luck. So glad it was helpful! 🥼😎

No problem 👍

So glad it was helpful! You’re welcome. 🤓

I agree. It has made my workflow much more manageable. I often read from my phone as well if I'm traveling or waiting in lines.

So happy it’s helping you! This is the video I needed when I was learning Zotero. Crazy to think that it’s being watched in places like Africa. Best of luck! 👍🏼

You’re welcome. 👍🏼

Thanks so much, appreciate you taking the time to comment. 😁

You’re very welcome, glad it helped! 😄