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Official training videos from EndNote.com.
This is the first of a series of videos on how to use EndNote to manage citations, full-text PDFs, and write papers. This video introduces the general interface of EndNote, how to change the screen layout, and how to change the way references are displayed.
This video demonstrates the process of importing references to EndNote from bibliographic databases, such as PubMed, Ovid MEDLINE, the Web of Science, Scopus, CINHAL and Google Scholar. I also demonstrate how to import book references from catalogs such as Yale's Quicksearch and WorldCat, and how to convert a book reference into a book chapter reference. Finally I demonstrate how to "group edit" imported reference to add additional information to them.
This video demonstrates how to run simple searches directly from within EndNote to locate and import a reference from databases such as PubMed, the Web of Science, Library of Congress catalog, and the Yale University Library catalog. This works best if you need to import known references one by one, especially if you have the unique identifiers of the references, such as PMIDs.
When a reference you want is not importable from any database, it is necessary to create it by hand in EndNote. This video demonstrates the process, and things to pay attention to when doing so. Finally, this video demonstrates how to create a reference for a web page, the most common manually created references in EndNote.
This video demonstrates how to use the "Cite While You Write" plugin for Microsoft Word to insert citations to and generate bibliographies in a Word document, how to easily switching to different output styles, and how to generate bibliographies independent of a paper.
This video demonstrates how to find additional or updated styles on endnote.com and add them to your EndNote program, and how to modify an existing style to suit your needs.
Over the years, EndNote has grown into not only a mature citation management program, but also a full-text PDF management program. This video demonstrates how to automatically download full-text PDFs for references in your EndNote library, how to import existing PDFs into EndNote and automatically find references for the imported PDFs, how to add your institution's OpenURL path to improve the accuracy in finding full text, and how to use other convenience features for PDF handling in EndNote.
This tutorial demonstrates the process of exporting PubMed search results to EndNote and RefWorks.
This document provides step-by-step instructions on how to add the reference of a web page to your EndNote library.
This guide provides a step-by-step demonstration for adding Yale's OpenURL Path to EndNote to allow the "Find Full Text" function to work better with Yale's subscription-based resources.
Term lists are useful when you need to manually enter reference data into EndNote, and are a great way to keep your data clean and accurate. This is the first of the two videos on using term lists. It covers what term lists are, how they are useful, the existing term lists in EndNote, and how to create your own term lists when necessary.
This is the second of the two videos on using EndNote term lists. It covers journal term lists and how they can be used to substitute full journal titles for abbreviated journal titles according to publication style requirements. Later in the video, I also show you how to copy existing term lists to new EndNote libraries.
You can modify the import filters and connections files that ship with EndNote to make it work better for you. This tutorial demonstrates how to do that using the PubMed import filter and connection file as examples. Please note that the examples used in this video only apply to new, empty EndNote libraries, EndNote libraries with an empty journal term list, or EndNote libraries with a clean, full journal term list that ships with EndNote. If you have been managing an EndNote library for a long time, you will need to clean up your existing journal term list before following the examples in the video.
In a multi-chapter document, how do you display a reference list at the end of each chapter, instead of a long bibliography at the end of the entire document? This is quite easy to do with the latest version of EndNote. This video demonstrates how to do that.
Guide to EndNote Online from the Yale University Library.