Annotated Bibliography: You can create annotations of works and automatically append the annotations to your bibliography entries. This may be particularly useful for citation styles that use a shortened note or author/date form. Bibliography from Citations: You can create a bibliography from all the works you have cited in your paper, using Word/LibreOffice/Google Docs. This section will cover several different ways to create bibliographies with Zotero: To add text to the beginning or end of your citation, use the Prefix and Suffix boxes. 
If you want to cite multiple sources together, click on the Multiple Sources button to select multiple items together.For suggestions of how to cite difficult or unusual documents, see HKS's Ask a Librarian Zotero answers.The citation/footnote/endnote should appear in your document, correctly formatted.
Search for or select the item you'd like to cite, enter page numbers if relevant, and click OK. Select a style from the list and click OK.
The first time you do this in a document, you will be asked to choose a citation style. In the Zotero tab menu, click on "Add/Edit Citation." If you are on an older Mac, Zotero can appear in multiple places in a Zotero tab, as a hovering toolbar in the top left corner, or as a drop-down menu item from the scroll icon at the top of the screen. Select the Zotero tab. The first time you use Zotero with Google Docs, you will be prompted to give permission to link your Google Docs account with your Zotero library to allow them to communicate with each other. In your Word/LibreOffice/Google Docs document, place the cursor where you'd like to add a citation.
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