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This guide shows how to create an initial citation, a subsequent note, and a bibliography entry for primary sources.Ī word about "Preferred Citation" and "Citation" information in Special Collections' finding aids:

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^ EdSurge "The 20 Edtech Startups Changing Education in Europe".This page includes citation examples for different kinds of primary sources using the Chicago Manual of Style (CMOS), 16th edition, and Kate Turabian's A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and Dissertations, 8th edition.^ .uk "RefME announced UK winner of 2015 EdTech 20".^ Techworld "RefMe wins best British mobile startup at MWC with its free student referencing app".^ The Guardian "Startup of the year 2014: RefME".^ Tech City News "4 education startups to watch from the Great Tech Expedition".^ The Telegraph "London tech start-ups on US mission to win investment".^ Nature "Eight ways to clean a digital library".^ RefME Blog "Importing References Directly to RefME".^ FreePint "FreePint Report: Product Review of RefME".

^ The Next Web "10 Boost startups from the UK that you should know about".

^ The Independent "RefME citation app given £2.7 million backing from GEMs Education".

^ TechCrunch "Edtech Tool RefME Bags $5M To Take The Tedium Out Of Referencing".

^ The Huffington Post "Young Entrepreneur Of The Week: Meet The Creators Of The Student Referencing Tool RefME".

^ .uk "The Highs and Lows of Life as a Young Entrepreneur".

"Exam Revision, Dissertations and Deadlines – Five of the Best apps for students".

^ Forbes "GUK EdTech Company To Simplify Academic Referencing".

^ BBC Click "BBC Click 5th September 2015".

Comparison of reference management software.

RefME was named 2014 Startup of the Year by The Guardian and in March 2015 was voted Best British Mobile Startup at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) and also received the EdTech20 award in June 2015. UK Trade and Investment (UKTI) to showcase UK technology in the US. In October 2014, RefME was selected as one of the nineteen fastest-growing startups to participate in the Great Enterprise Tech Expedition organised by the The mobile apps also offered a feature that allowed users to scan books with their smartphones and turn them automatically into citations. The tool also allowed for citations to be exported into other tools as well as batch-importing using Ris files. RefME allowed sharing and collaborating on resources, adding information through both desktop and mobile devices with cloud synchronization between platforms.

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It was available on Desktop ( Windows, macOS and Linux) via the web platform, iOS (for iPhones and iPads), Android and Google Chrome via the RefME WebClipper browser extension.

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Registration could be performed by email, Facebook single sign on, or via Edmodo.

RefME was a free service that required registration to use.

and RefMe user accounts were transferred over to CiteThisForMe, Chegg's own citation service. In 2017, RefMe was acquired by Chegg, Inc. In April 2015, it was announced that GEMS Education had invested $5 million (£2.7) in the company’s seed investment round. RefME was founded 2014 by Tom Hatton, Ian Forshew, and Tom Gardiner It was based in London and had over a million registered users.