In this two-hour workshop designed for UTS staff and researchers, we'll show you many of EndNote's lesser known features to aid you in managing your research and writing workflow. We'll also show some tips and tricks for fixing common problems and managing your referencing effectively.

Before the workshop

This workshop will not cover downloading or installing the EndNote software, getting referencing styles, or downloading references from the library catalogue or Google Scholar.

To learn how to do those things, please do the following before attending the ‘EndNote for Researchers’ workshop:

Bookmark our comprehensive Study Guide on EndNote
Download EndNote (for instructions, visit our YouTube Playlist)
Watch the relevant Introduction to EndNote video and become familiar with how EndNote works at a basic level
Register for an EndNote Online account using your UTS email address

If you have trouble installing EndNote ahead of our class, please contact the Library.

This workshop will cover:

Manually entering and editing references
Finding full text and reference updates
Attaching and annotating PDFs
Groups and Smart Groups
EndNote Online and library sharing
Working with Word for researchers
Tips for EndNote and thesis writing
Configuring Bibliographies
Editing reference styles
Title abbreviations and term lists

Audience:

All UTS staff and researchers are welcome to attend.

We'd love to answer any burning questions you may have - so please submit any specific questions in the checkout form and we'll try and address it in the class.

*Please note: This workshop will be recorded. Slides and recordings will be made available to registered participants. If you cannot attend the session but would like to access the material, please register.

Related workshops:

EndNote for Systematic Reviews

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