1. Tuesday Tech Talks Skeen Library Presents Today’s Topic: Presented by:
Weekly drop-in sessions to improve information literacy.
Today’s Topic:
Endnote (Online) Tutorial
Presented by:
Liz Lyons

2. What you will learn today!
What is Endnote?
Endnote Online Setup & Tutorial
My References
Collect – Online and Manual Collection
Organize – Your Reference Material
Format – Manage How Your References are Used
Additional Features – Cite While You Write & Match
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3. What is Endnote? Features: Citation and Reference Management System
Synchronize across desktop and web application
Plugins for Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Apache Open Office
It’s FREE for Tech Students, Faculty and Staff
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4. Endnote Setup: Where can I use Endnote?
Once your set up your online account you can access Endnote from:
ITC Computers
On your home or laptop computer.
From any web browser
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5. Endnote Setup: Creating Your Online Account
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6. Endnote Setup: Creating Your Online Account
Content Source: Lab, P. O. W. (2017). Genre and the Research Paper. Retrieved from

7. Endnote Setup: Creating Your Online Account
Content Source: Lab, P. O. W. (2017). Genre and the Research Paper. Retrieved from
Note: You must use account.

8. Endnote Online: My References
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9. Endnote Online: My References
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10. Endnote Online: My References
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Select Full Text to gain access to PDF articles.

11. Endnote Online: My References
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Select citations and add them to other groups.

12. Endnote Online: Collect
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13. Endnote Online: Collect
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To find online databases and journals.

14. Endnote Online: Collect
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Setting your favorites makes searching easier.

15. Endnote Online: Collect
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Advanced search features allow you to refine your query.

16. Endnote Online: Collect
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Review resources and select those that interest you from within Endnote.
Then add them to a group or create a new group.

17. Endnote Online: Collect
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Click on the Full Text link to review the article.

18. Endnote Online: Collect
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You can also grab a citation directly from the database.

19. Endnote Online: Collect
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You can also grab a citation directly from the database.

20. Endnote Online: Collect
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When you check Endnote the citation will be stored under the Unfiled folder.

21. Endnote Online: Collect
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You can also manually enter a reference.

22. Endnote Online: Collect
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Import references shared to by group members or advisors.

23. Endnote Online: Collect
Content Source: Weir, B.S. (2012) Step-by-step guide to using EndNote with LaTeX and BibTeX. NZ Rhizobia website.
Import references shared to by group members or advisors.
Step by step guide to using Endnote with LaTeX and BibTeX

24. Endnote Online: Organize
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25. Endnote Online: Organize
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Organize allows you to manage your citations and share references with others.

26. Endnote Online: Organize
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Organize allows you to manage your citations and share references with others.

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You can also manage their permissions from this screen.

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View from account

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View from account

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With all this sharing you might want to check for duplicates.

31. Endnote Online: Organize
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You can view and download attachments from this view.

32. Endnote Online: Format
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33. Endnote Online: Format
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Bibliography allows you to create a bibliography of all the references within a group and then export them in HTML, TXT or RTF format.

34. Endnote Online: Format
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Bibliography allows you to create a bibliography of all the references within a group and then export them in HTML, TXT or RTF format.

35. Endnote Online: Format
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Example HTML output

36. Endnote Online: Cite While You WriteTM
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37. Endnote Online: Cite While You WriteTM
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Step 1: Close all Microsoft Word documents.
Step 2: Log into your Endnote Online account.

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Step 3: Select Download Windows with Internet Explorer plug-in
Mac tutorial is coming soon!

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Step 4: Select Save File in the dialog box.

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Step 5: Installer will open and begin searching for installed applications. This may take a few minutes.

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Step 6: This plugin includes both the Microsoft Word and Internet Explorer Capture plugin. You can choose one or both.

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Step 7: Make sure you select “Will be installed on local hard drive”, then select next.

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Step 9: Open a Microsoft Word document and select EndNote X7 from the ribbon.

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Step 10: Place your cursor where you need the citation inserted.

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Step 10: Select Insert Citations

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Step 10: Search for citations using any of the metadata collected in the citation.

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Step 11: Select Insert in the bottom right-hand corner.

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Step 12: The parenthetical and full citation will be inserted into your document.

49. Endnote Online: Match Powered by Web of Science
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50. Endnote Online: Match
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Based on your title and abstract, Match will find relevant Journals for you to search.

51. Endnote Online: Match
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The results show which journals may be the most helpful in your research.

52. Tuesday Tech Talks Next Week! Skeen Library Presents Today’s Topic:
Weekly drop-in sessions to improve information literacy.
Today’s Topic:
Asking Questions
Presented by:
Dr. David Cox