 A bibliography, a reference page, or work-cited page is usually the last page of your research project and lists all the sources you consulted. If you've entered your sources in Sotero, creating a reference page is pretty easy. If you've ever labored over a long list of sources and scrutinized every period and parentheses, this will probably make you happy. First, select all the sources you want to include in your bibliography. You can do this by holding down the Control button, or Command on a Mac, and clicking on all the ones you want. Then right-click on a highlighted item and select Create Bibliography from Items. If you've already selected your citation style preference, that will be your default. If you haven't, you can select that here from the list. Next, choose if you want the in-text citations or the actual bibliography or work-cited info. Then choose your format. I'm going to copy mine to clipboard so I can paste it at the end of my research project. Select OK, and I'll show you how it turned out. You can also drag and drop from Sotero to create a bibliography. Here's how that works. I've got Sotero on my left and Microsoft Word on my right. And I'll go to one of my subfolders, and I want all three of these sources to be in the reference page in my document. So I'll select all of these by choosing the first one, holding down Shift on my keyboard, and then selecting the last one. And then I'll left-click and hold, and drag those items over to my Microsoft Word document and release the mouse. Now I'm just going to make sure it's double spaced, and that the title is on top of the page.