Using Mendeley Software for Easy Citation for your Academic Essays and Researches

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Writing research is annoying especially when your are finished with your draft and you are now making the reference section of your research. I recall all those punishing hours looking at your references and writing them down in a very not simple manner because you must adhere to a certain citation style. It was not a problem anymore thanks to Mendeley. It helped me cite resources while I write.

I will not discuss here ho to use the software as there are lots of youtube videos that can teach you how to use it. The links will be posted below.

It was while I am writing my Master's Thesis when I first discovered this life hack and I have used it ever since.I showed below a snipped dashboard of my Mendeley. There I created different folders and I filled it up with the research articles that I have used in writing my papers. It is actually a way of organizing the references. Technically, I am creating here my library. 

Btw. I do not own the videos
1. How to use Mendeley
2. referencing in Microsoft Word
3. citing while you write
4. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTfVCiksapk

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