This workshop will show you how to use the referencing management software EndNote to assist you in collecting and organising references for your systematic review.

What will you learn?

How to export large search results from databases
How to organise references using groups
How to manually add references
Best practice in removing duplicates
Attaching full-text to references
Backing up and sharing a library with collaborators
How to export (in XML) to use in screening software like Covidence

Please Note:

If you are not already familiar with how to use EndNote, it is recommended that you first attend our ‘Introduction to EndNote for Researchers’ workshop or watch the filmed version of the Introduction to EndNote class.

Before the workshop

This workshop does not cover downloading or installing the EndNote software. Please Download EndNote before coming along to class if you wish to follow along
(For instructions, visit our YouTube Playlist)
Bookmark our comprehensive EndNote Study Guide
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

Audience:

All UTS staff and researchers who are doing a systematic review and using EndNote.

Related Workshops:

Introduction to Systematic Reviews

The Search Process for Systematic & Scoping Reviews

EndNote for Systematic Reviews

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Check out our Autumn 2022 researcher program