EndNote

Table of Contents

1. Adding references to an EndNote Library
   1. Opening EndNote and creating an EndNote library
   2. Exporting references
   3. Importing references
   4. Manually adding references
   5. Viewing your EndNote library
2. Working with Word 2007
   1. Inserting in-text citations and creating a bibliography
   2. Formatting a bibliography
   3. Editing citations
   4. Further notes on working with EndNote and word
3. Managing your EndNote library
   1. Adding notes and keywords
   2. Using groups
   3. Checking for duplicates
   4. Attaching PDFs and other documents
   5. Importing PDFs
4. Exporting references from other databases
   1. Google Scholar
   2. ProQuest (including Cambridge Scientific Abstracts)
   3. Medline (Ovid databases)
   4. PubMed
5. Further help

Introduction to EndNote

Video transcript

So now it's your turn to get to grips with EndNote. We recommend you follow the exercises in order. After the exercises we have provided information on where you can get further help on using EndNote.

This tutorial will cover 4 main sections:

1. Adding references to an EndNote library
2. Working with Word 2007
3. Managing your EndNote library
4. Exporting references from other databases

At the end of this tutorial, will point you to further sources of support.

By the end of this tutorial, you will be able to:

• Create an EndNote library
• Use your EndNote library to create a bibliography in Microsoft Word 2007
• Add references to your EndNote library
• Organise your EndNote library effectively.

This tutorial assumes that you are using EndNote with Word 2007. It also assumes that you are using Internet Explorer, though you can use any other browser.

The tutorial contains a mixture of demonstration videos and exercises. We suggest that you watch the video for each section and then work through the exercises.

Should you wish to print the exercises, you can download a PDF copy of all of the exercises here. Alternatively you can print off the individual exercises from within the relevant sections.