Showing posts with label Referencing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Referencing. Show all posts

Thursday, 21 May 2015

Endnote classes 26th May & 3rd June

Looking for a way to manage your references for your dissertation? Aungier Street library is offering introductory Endnote Basic classes in the next couple of weeks to help you on your way.

Sessions will be held on at 11am on Tuesday 26th May and at 3pm on Wednesday 3rd June. Both sessions will cover the same topics:
  • Setting up an Endnote Basic account.
  • Manually adding references to your Endnote Basic account.
  • Importing references from a database into Endnote Basic.
  • Inserting, editing and deleting references into/from a Word document.
  • Formatting citations and bibliographies in Word.
Sessions are open to all. Please send us a message via Ask a Librarian (make sure to choose "Aungier Street) or Direct Message us @DitAungierLib telling us your name, student number and which session you'd like to register for.

The sessions will be held in the library's Training Room.

Friday, 13 March 2015

Need Help with Referencing? Try Endnote Basic

Are you working on your dissertation or a major project or assignment? Are you finding it difficult to manage your references and to cite them properly?

Try registering yourself for an Endnote Basic account (it's free!) and download the plug-in for Word to help you to manage and format your references in the correct style (that's APA 6th in the College of Business).

Our guide to Endnote Basic will help you to get started with setting up your account, entering your references into Endnote Basic and pulling those references into your Word document.

Let us know if you have any questions.

Thursday, 31 July 2014

Need Help with Referencing?

Confused about the APA (6th) style?

Frustrated when formatting your bibliography?

Unsure of how to use Endnote?

Scan here for help from the library with your referencing.


Thursday, 30 January 2014

Problems with Referencing? Try Endnote Web

Working on your dissertation and finding it hard to keep track of your references? Endnote Web provides a free tool (Endnote Basic) allowing you to store up to 50,000 references online (should be enough to cover the average dissertation!) and a plug-in which inserts references and formats citations and bibliographies automatically while you write your dissertation in Word.
The library has guides to using Endnote Basic and also offers classes on using Endnote.
To organise a class, send us a message via the Ask a Librarian form or drop in and talk to one of the librarians.