Easy EndNote Tutorials
EndNote allows users to find full-text articles for the references in their library by enabling 1) Web of Science Full-Text Links, 2) DOI, 3) PubMed Linkout, and 4) OpenURL, as long as there is an Internet connection. Ideally, Rutgers users could take advantage of all the four options listed above to get full-text articles in EndNote. Unfortunately, we […]
EndNote allows you to import a PDF or a folder of PDFs into your library with all the bibliographic information extracted automatically, under the condition that the PDFs have DOIs embedded. How to import a PDF? Here are the steps: Open your EndNote library. Under the File menu, choose Import. If it is a single […]
One of the amazing future in EndNote is searching for a citation in different Databases remotely. So, if you are looking for a particular reference, you may search for it in a remote databases directly from EndNote. This is particularly easy when the database is publicly accessible, so that you do not need to authenticate […]
When you work with EndNote, it means you need to make your citation process easy. One expectation and amazing function with using EndNote is the ability to import citations and references from different databases such as google scholar, PubMed. Web of Science, Scopus, CINAH, and PsycINFO. Today, we are going to guide you through that. […]
When you are using EndNote for the first time, you need to create folders or libraries to organize and store your citations. You can name the library based on the project that you are working on such as PhD dissertation that may include all citations related to your writing the dissertation. The following steps can […]
EndNote is a bibliographic management tool. It has been used by researchers to store, organize, and cite references. Over the years, EndNote has been constantly upgraded by its developers. While it is great to enhance its functionalities, it can also be a daunting job for the busy researchers to keep up to date with all the emerging […]