EndNote  

EndNote users…

Are you looking for training on EndNote’s more advanced functions?  Try one of the ideas on the EndNote Extras page.

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What is EndNote?

EndNote is bibliographic management software.  References can be typed or downloaded from Library databases. References added to the EndNote software are stored in an EndNote Library and can be inserted into a Word document when you are writing up your research. EndNote then automatically creates a reference list at the end of your document.

Why should I use EndNote?

EndNote is a very useful piece of software to keep track of your references and format your documents. You will save time by using EndNote as a management tool but you may have to spend time learning how to use the many features of the software. You can use EndNote Groups to organise your references.

When should I use EndNote

EndNote is available in two formats EndNote (desktop) and EndNote Web.

EndNote (desktop) provides the complete suite of features. It is a good idea to only have one EndNote (desktop) library, but remember to keep a backup copy of your data.

EndNote Web is good for sharing references with colleagues and for use when you are away from your desktop Library.

Either format can be used but a combination of EndNote (desktop) with EndNote Web is the most flexible approach as references are easily transferred from one to the other.

For more information see the Training tab

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For further information please contact the Academic Library Services team responsible for your Division.