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EndNote Software

Endnote can be found under Research Software on the University Menu!

Endnote allows researchers, scholarly writers, staff and students to search online bibliographic databases, organise references and images, and create bibliographies instantly.

Benefits of Endnote are as follows:

  • Save time by importing references from major databases, retaining search results for reuse.
  • Manage references for long term research projects such as PHDs
  • Outputs records in your chosen citation style.
  • Easily share references with colleagues.
  • Easily add references to your documents and reformat bibliographies as required.

Contact your Subject Librarian for Endnote training. Sessions are for staff and Doctoral Level students only and will last for a maximum of 2 hrs and 10 students per class.

EndNote Tutorials

The Library and Learning Services team have put together a section on support in the use of EndNote software. Click on one of the options below to view the tutorials.

To view the interactive tutorials you will need the Flash player installed, you can download this by clicking the link below.

 

Endnote Tutorials

How to create a new EndNote Library

How to open an existing EndNote Library

How to save the PDF of an article within EndNote

How to export from Google Scholar

Connecting to other online databases

Manually entering references

Sorting your references

Displaying the fields

Checking for duplicates

How to look for references within your EndNote library

How to create bibliographies in a document

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