A big part of what has made Zotero such a successful tool is our vibrant user community. In that spirit we have collected a set of resources to make it easier for Zoterons to spread the word. Whether by talking, blogging, presenting or otherwise discussing Zotero with other people, our users are our best promoters.

You can add a Zotero button to your blog or website by copying the HTML below the button you like and pasting it onto your page.

<a href="http://www.zotero.org/"> 
<img border="0" alt="Get Zotero" title="Get Zotero" 
src="http://www.zotero.org/images/promote/get_zotero_80x15.gif"> 
</a> 

<a href="http://www.zotero.org/">
<img border="0" alt="Get Zotero" title="Get Zotero" 
src="http://www.zotero.org/images/promote/get_zotero_98x39.gif">
</a> 

<a href="http://www.zotero.org/">
<img border="0" alt="Get Zotero" title="Get Zotero"
src="http://www.zotero.org/images/promote/get_zotero_150x72.jpg">
</a>

Zotero flyer: This one-page flyer details Zotero's major features. If you're a librarian, teacher, technology instructor, researcher, or scholar, feel free to print a stack out and make them available to students, faculty, friends, and colleagues.

Zotero handout: This Word document has most of the information available in the Quick Start Guide. It would be a useful handout to have available for individuals with limited web access, or as a take-home item from a class or tutorial involving Zotero.

PowerPoint slide show: This is a brief PowerPoint presentation on Zotero. If you are giving a talk on Zotero, you're welcome to incorporate this presentation or a few slides from it in your demo.

Here are .mov and .swf versions of the introductory Zotero screencast. You can also post the clip to your blog or send it to a friend through YouTube or Google Video.