at least ONE italian site?!?
hi,
i wonder if there is anyone out there who could
translate at least ONE italian site.
almost all main languages are covered, but not even
one italian library/site whatsoever!
this, for example, would do it:
http://opac.sbn.it/opacsbn/opac/iccu/informazioni.jsp
it is really sad that the italian community of scholars
cannot use zotero to its full potential.
ma non ci sono italiani che usano zotero?
non ci sono italiani che seguono il forum?
ci siete?
pat
i wonder if there is anyone out there who could
translate at least ONE italian site.
almost all main languages are covered, but not even
one italian library/site whatsoever!
this, for example, would do it:
http://opac.sbn.it/opacsbn/opac/iccu/informazioni.jsp
it is really sad that the italian community of scholars
cannot use zotero to its full potential.
ma non ci sono italiani che usano zotero?
non ci sono italiani che seguono il forum?
ci siete?
pat
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I'm here in Italy and I'm using Zotero.
At the moment I'm using it together with Bibus (Zotero to download references and Bibus to insert them in Openoffice), but I'm planning to completely switch to Zotero, as soon as I'll have a few time to study Citation Style Language.
I know just one Italian site that works with Zotero at the moment, it is the Bocconi University Library one. Usually for others Italian references I use Worldcat (www.worldcat.org).