Content:
EndNote is a tool which allows you to organise and keep track of your references, and easily insert them into your research documents as in-text citations, footnotes or a bibliography in any of a large number of citation styles. This online tutorial helps you to get the most out of EndNote version 21 and make your research easier.
We strongly recommend to update your EndNote to this latest version.
Learning objectives
After this online tutorial you will be able to:
- Insert references manually into EndNote
- Insert author names according to the rules of EndNote
- Choose the correct reference type record
- Import references from secondary databases into EndNote, by using import filters, direct export options and online searching
- Sort and arrange references in easily searchable groups
- Activate the EndNote toolbar in Word
- Insert and edit references in your Word documents
- Change the citation style of your research document with a few clicks
- Remove EndNote field codes to end up with a plain word document which is saved to email or share with others
- Search for additional information on how to use EndNote’s more advanced features.
Besides this, you will get a basic understanding of what a citation style consists of and where to pay attention to when writing.
At the end of this module, you will receive a certificate as proof of participation.
Target group: Students, alumni and staff with no prior experience in using EndNote. Also very useful for students, staff and alumni with prior experience in using older EndNote versions to get acquainted with EndNote version 21.
Language: English
Course format: Self-directed
Software:
EndNote 21 is installed on all student computers in the university. You can also install it on your own computer. EndNote 21 is available via the ICTS license software page. Make sure to read the instructions on how to install EndNote 21 carefully. You can find instruction/support here: EndNote support page
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