 Now we're going to talk about Zotero plugins for Microsoft Word and Google Docs. Adding these plugins to the programs you use to write your research papers and other projects allows you to really easily add in-text citations from your Zotero library and build a bibliography or reference page at the end. As you can see in my Google Docs, I already have the Zotero plugin. This is because when I first downloaded Zotero, I also installed the Zotero plus Chrome plugin. If you skip that step when you were downloading, head over to Zotero.org, select download, and install that connector. Then you should see the Zotero on your toolbar. I also have Zotero in my Microsoft Word. This happened automatically, but that might not work in every version of Word. If you don't see your Zotero tab in Microsoft Word, go to the application, and under Tools, choose Add-ons. And this is where you can make a connection to Zotero and Microsoft Word. After you enable that, you might have to restart Microsoft Word and or Zotero in order for the change to take place.