 As a history major, Will had to keep track of many different sources, scholarly articles, books, and even primary sources. He frequently found this frustrating. He kept copies of PDFs on his computer, but he often struggled to find the specific source that he was looking for when he needed it. He also became annoyed with how long it took him to create citations and bibliographies for his paper. He knew that most databases had a feature that would allow him to copy a citation for a source. And he learned that many databases also had an option to create an account and save citations to his account. This helped, but he still had to create a different account in each database. He asked the librarian about tools he could use to better keep track of his sources. She recommended that he consider using citation management software, such as Zotero. The librarian explained that Zotero is a free citation management tool that he could download to his computer. With Zotero, he could save the citation information for any sources he found in a database with a single click. After he saved a source to Zotero, the citation information for the source would appear in his Zotero pane. In Zotero, he could create folders to organize his citations. And best of all, he learned that Zotero communicates with Word so that he was able to insert citations and create a bibliography while he typed. He could also create an online Zotero account so that he could have access to his sources no matter which computer he was using. The librarian did caution that the citations created by tools such as Zotero are not always perfectly accurate and it was his responsibility to make sure he checked each citation to make sure it was correct before he submitted his work. The librarian explained that, in addition to Zotero, there were other available citation management tools, including EndNote Basic and Mendeley, both of which had similar features to Zotero. After trying a few of the different citation management options, Will found one that worked for him. And afterwards, he found it much easier to manage his sources and to create citations and bibliographies.