Lesson 3 | Taking Notes | Zotero Masterclass | Zotero Reference Manager | Master Zotero 7

Welcome to Lesson 3 of the multi-part series on Zotero. We continue from Lesson 2 in which saw how we can capture a variety of digital assets and bring them inside Zotero to build and advance your personal knowledge repository over time.
In this lesson i.e. Lesson 3, we will explore how to take both item and standalone notes in Zotero. The new Zotero 7 has added several interesting features to enrich note taking and I will demonstrate these to you in this video. We will also see how to automatically create notes using PDF annotations and also by selecting text on web.
If you are into note taking, creating standalone notes in Zotero provides a super easy way to document your thoughts without the need to use any fancy note taking software.
Feel free to share this video with others and let me know if this tutorial was helpful in the comments.
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Timecodes
0:15 Introduction
1:11 Creating Item Notes
2:15 Giving your Note a Title
3:12 Moving Blocks of Text Within Notes
3:41 Formatting Tools
4:15 Highlighting Text
4:28 Clear Formatting
4:41 Insert a Link
6:03 Insert Citations in notes
7:33 Adding Images
8:05 Aligning Text
8:15 Multiple Language Dictionary
10:25 Taking noted in Right to Left Languages
11:08 Finding and Replacing Text
11:48 Bullet Lists & Block Quote
12:27 Block Quote
13:00 Creating Item Notes from PDF Annotations
15:00 Creating Item Notes from Web
16:53 Creating Stand Alone Notes
18:14 Use Voice Typing to Dictate Notes
19:08 Insert Math Equations
23:29 Including Code Blocks in Notes
26:08 Connecting or Linking Notes
27:26 Automatic Notes Backlinking
28:24 Creating a Notes Collection
29:08 Concluding comments
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[@rahulwadghane8231]

Useful Lesson Sir. Thank you.

[@ChinmayaSinghRathore]

Thanks. Glad you liked it !

[@stineldo]

can you show how to implement webdav with zotero, to have more than the 300MB storage? thanks!

[@ChinmayaSinghRathore]

I had originally not planned this in this series but will try my best to explore this in an upcoming tutorial possibly next week. Thanks