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Zotero es un "gestor de referencias de código abierto y gratuito para administrar datos bibliográficos y materiales de investigación relacionados".
Zotero tiene un traductor para Wikidata. Lee los metadatos de elementos en Wikidata acerca de obras, para agregarlos a tu biblioteca Zotero y usarlos para citas o referencias en tu trabajo científico, ensayos académicos, o en Wikipedia.
En la otra dirección, con el traductor adicional QuickStatements de [$1 zotkat], puedes exportar metadatos en un formato comprendido por QuickStatements, facilitando la creación de elementos Wikidata sobre las obras en tu biblioteca Zotero. Como Zotero es capaz de leer metadatos de obras en docenas de otros sitios web, incluyendo Wikipedia (a través de traductores específicos, o metadatos genéricos tales como COinS), o en archivos de datos como BibTeX, puede emplearse como intermediario para importar esos datos a Wikidata.
Los traductores fueron desarrollados en el evento WikiCite en Viena de mayo del 2017.
Finalmente, existe Cita, una extensión Wikidata que incorpora soporte para metadatos de citas a Zotero, incluyendo la visualización del grafo de citas local. Usa información cites work (P2860) disponible de Wikidata, y permite a los usuarios contribuir datos faltantes fácilmente.
How to export to QuickStatements
Setup Quick Copy in Zotero
- Open Zotero's preferences dialogue
- on macOS, choose Zotero > Preferences…
- on Windows, it's at the bottom of the Edit menu
- Select the "Export" tab
- Either
- Change the "Default Format" to "Wikidata QuickStatements" or:
- Set up a "Site Specific Setting" for
quickstatements.toolforge.org
to use "Wikidata QuickStatements"
- Click OK
Use
Before proceeding, check whether the works you intend to import are already represented by items in Wikidata. Please do not create duplicates!
- Open https://quickstatements.toolforge.org and select "New batch"
- open Zotero
- select one or more works in Zotero
- drag the work(s) to QuickStatements (alternatively you can use the keyboard shortcut
Ctrl/Cmd
+Shift
+C
andCtrl/Cmd
+V
). - check the commands and edit where required; for example:
- is the language of the title correct? (e.g., change
LAST [tab] P1476 [tab] und:"example title"
toLAST [tab] P1476 [tab] en:"example title"
) - should the authors be items, not strings? (e.g., change
LAST [tab] P2093 [tab] "Tim Berners-Lee"
toLAST [tab] P50 [tab] Q80
) - do you need to add "published in" (P1433) statements?
- are there any garbled characters?
- is there any extraneous text in any field?
- is the language of the title correct? (e.g., change
- in QuickStatements, select "Import V1 commands"
- run the job QuickStatements
- check the results are what you expected
Notes
- We recommend adding works in small batches until you are familiar with the outcome.
- Every exported Zotero item will create a new Wikidata item.
- Zotero Items, which have already a QID number in the extra field, are not exported, because these items already exists in Wikidata.
- You should still check for duplicates, and merge any that were created inadvertently.
- The export focuses on the Wikidata properties with a value and may skip other properties where one needed to look up an item. However, it is possible to add in Zotero to add in the extra field such statements, e.g. for link to a journal
P1433: Q70019705
.
Scripts
It is possible to run in Zotero some scripts in advance to improve the export, e.g.
The procedure for using these scripts is:
- Copy the code (not the URL!) of the script you wish to use
- Open Zotero
- Select one or more papers
- Select Tools/ Developer/ Run JavaScript
- Paste the code from your clipboard into the left-hand ("Code:") pane
- Select "Run"
- Check that the entries for the papers in Zotero have changed as expected.
A one-minute segment of a video (in German) demonstrating this can be viewed above; the relevant section starts at 1h 33m.
Wikipedia
Zotero can also export in (English) Wikipedia citation template format.
RSS subscription
Zotero includes the ability to subscribe to a journal's RSS feed, and have all (or selected) new articles added to a Zotero library. This opens up the possibility to add them all to Wikidata on a regular basis, as described above.
Template
Zotero users may place {{User Zotero}}
on their user pages.
See also
- https://www.zotero.org - official website
- https://www.zotero.org/support/kb/zotero_and_wikipedia - Zotero Knowledge Base documentation about relation to Wikipedia/Wikidata
- https://github.com/zotero/translators/ - Zotero translator catalogue
- https://github.com/UB-Mannheim/zotkat - zotkat containing the QuickStatements translator
- Zotero on Wikipedia
- Zotero (Q226915)
- Wikidata.js (Q32153612) - item about the translator
- Slides "Katalogisierung mit Zotero in Wikidata" (in German) from the WikiCite 2020 conference