EndNote   Tags: citation, citing_sources, endnote  

This crash course will teach you everything you need to know to get started using EndNote.

Topics include entering and organizing your citations, connecting directly to online resources, importing citations from article databases, and using EndNote with Word to generate bibliographies. Feel free to bring your laptop WITH ENDNOTE ALREADY LOADED! To sign up, please see contact info below for each session.

EndNote is a database program for managing bibliographic citations. It automates much of the work of organizing and formatting citations and bibliographies in your writing. EndNote can connect to online sources such as library catalogs and article databases, output results in over 1,000 different bibliographic styles, and more.

There are two versions of Endnote -- a standalone desktop program, and EndNote Web, a cloud-based version. If you want to use both, they can be synced so that you have the same references in both places.

For help with EndNote Web, see our EndNote Web tab.

This page is a quick reference to some of EndNote's frequently used features. For personal help using EndNote, sign up for one of the library's EndNote workshops (see list in left column).

See handouts in the box below!

EndNote is available free of charge to Emory students, faculty and staff. Download the software from Emory's Software Express site (Emory network ID required).

NOTE: There are already program updates for the latest version of EndNote (X6). There are 2 updates for Mac users and both need to be downloaded. You SHOULD download the updates as soon as you download the program.