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However, EasyBib Customer Support has indicated that it is a “testing version.” They are aiming to have MLA 8 out within the next month. You can select to cite using the MLA, 8 th edition by searching for it in the “More” dropdown next to “Chicago” on the citation page.

Please note: EasyBib is currently using the following citation style editions, as noted on the bottom of the screen: “We cite according to the 7th ed. Thank you, Narda Tafuri, Acquisitions Librarian, x7811

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Please feel free to contact the EasyBib Customer Success Team if you have any in-depth questions, concerns or need clarification at: feel free to contact me if you have any additional questions.

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Information and articles on how to use EasyBib can be found in their Support Center: 817998-getting-started/articles

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Students and Faculty will be prompted to fill in a registration form, and are then directed to their new EasyBib EDU accounts.

Then enter in the University’s coupon code: uniofPA962.

First click the blue “Sign up for EasyBib EDU” button on:.

Students and Faculty with projects (bibliographies and notes) from prior EasyBib use will still have their work with them in EasyBib EDU.

You will be prompted to enter in the coupon code: uniofPA962 and your account will be upgraded to EDU access.

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Our Coupon Code is: uniofPA962 (Please note, the coupon code is NOT case sensitive)įaculty and Students with Existing EasyBib Accounts: The Coupon Code only needs to be entered once to gain access to EasyBib EDU for the duration of the academic year. To gain access to EasyBib EDU, students and faculty will need to input a special Coupon Code that is unique to The University of Scranton. EasyBib, the Library’s online citation tool, has now become EasyBib EDU. APA for psychology) as the students move up the ranks - so at the least an importable MLA converter would solve probably 80% of the issues. Most elementary / middleschools seem to be using MLA with some high schools moving on to subject specific bibliographic styles (e.g. The infamous IB maths assessment is to discover patterns in the array of numbers. See the Pythagorean triple and analyze the number patterns. Looking at your threads on conversion and importing, my head is doing a bit of spinning and I was wondering if there was any kindly soul out there who could spell things out in words of one syllable in a way that multiple schools and their students could worm their ways out of the grips of a corporation turned megalomanic gone wild with their data intact and importable? I realise this certainly is not your problem and I'm asking for considerable goodwill for anyone to consider this task. Looking into Bayesian probability work as a real-life example and add some sort of complexity to this Maths IA topic.

Not to mention the fact, that the students who have diligently been curating their bibliographies in Easybib are screwed, since Easybib only exports to Googledoc/word/ pdf, and after playing around for a while, the only efficient way of getting that into another bibliographic tool seems to be to get it into excel and then spend quite a bit of time parsing / converting text to columns, and then setting some kind of CSV to ris / Bibtex converter loose on it - not something I think the average 13 year old (or teacher librarian) will be in the mood to do / have the toolkit to cope with. To cut a long story short, that's leaving a lot of teacher librarians and those interested in fostering academic honesty in an easy and approachable way to the upper-elementary to end of high-school crowd at a loose end. (Personally I never hopped on the EasyBib bandwagon, and have consistently used Zotero and recommend that to everyone. We're all now scrambling around to find a replacement tool that is accessible and easy to use. Their new scholar tool is not a citation tool, but more of an essay writing / notetaking tool and not at all what most of us teacher-librarians are looking for.

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I'm not sure if any of you have been following the debacle that is EasyBib or not, but to put it in a nutshell, many schools and school libraries subscribed to Easybib Pro at what was a really reasonable rate and have recently been notified that they are about to suspend their services, and replace it with a product that will provide different functionality at around 4x the price, and if students want to keep their citations and the citation functionality they'll need to subscribe to it personally at $20 a year (which works out much more expensive than the institutional subscription). Good afternoon and happy Chinese New Year to all.

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