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EndNote 21
What is EndNote?
EndNote is a software tool that allows you to easily manage your references and citations as you are working on research projects.
Why should you use EndNote?
- It allows you to store and manage your citations and resources as you are working.
- You can work together in groups to share information.
- Allows you to immediately get access to full text articles via EndNote Click, a web extension.
EndNote Links and Guidance
Here are some general purpose links for guidance and support with using EndNote:
- EndNote support:
- General contact information for Clarivate, the creators of EndNote: includes a chat option and email contacts.
- Installing EndNote Click:
- A quick guide to installing EndNote click for Chrome, Firefox and Edge.
- Frequently Asked Questions
- A link to Frequently Asked Questions hosted on EndNote's website.
Further Support
If you have any questions about using EndNote that this guide does not answer, please feel free to contact the LRC via email, or visit us in person - we are here to help you!
- Plagiarism: How to Avoid itA guide on how to avoid plagiarism, created by the LRC.
- Vancouver Style GuideA guide on how to cite your sources properly using Vancouver Style, created by the LRC.
- APA Citation GuideA guide on how to cite your sources properly using APA, created by the LRC.
- Zotero GuideA guide on how to use Zotero, another example of citation management software, created by the LRC.
Introduction to EndNote - macOS
Introduction to EndNote - Windows
Installing EndNote
-information to come about differences between Windows and Mac usage + anything from Tom about installation-
Search Box in Bottom Left Corner of EndNote
As a general rule, DO NOT USE the search bar in the bottom left-hand corner of EndNote:
It is not functional and will be removed in future updates of EndNote. Instead, only use the LRC website for importing material to your EndNote library.