1. Resources (Handouts + Get Endnote) | 2. Grab Research Articles |
3. Save Research Articles | 4. Use Endnote Citation Manager | 5. Plop Citations
A Step-by-Step Guide for Academic Researchers
This is a short training for anyone interested in building a reference library or using Endnote Citation Manager; some information is specific to SIUC (where I teach).
Table of Contents
1. Resources (Handouts + Get Endnote)
SIUC students and faculty can obtain Endnote for free from the Office of Information Technology.
Others: Check with your institution if a license is available to you; otherwise, click the button below.
The following documents complement a live presenation, delivered at SIUC. The handout may be of useful for those completing this async training.
The definitive EndNote training guide by EndNote!
2. Watch Welcome/Overview Video
3. Attended the Webinar? Watch the "Missing Section"
If you attended the Webinar at SIUC, you know I forgot to share my screen for about 10 mins. This is the missing details + more. For those who didn't attend the lecture, I recommend watching the videos below, then returning to this video for more details.
4. Watch Tutorial Videos 1 - 4
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