University Libraries presents: Introduction to EndNote

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EndNote software helps you collect, organize, and format references to articles, books, and other publications during the research and writing process. This workshop is for anyone who wants to learn EndNote, including undergraduate students, graduate students, staff, and faculty. Currently affiliated Texas A&M University students, faculty and staff can obtain your free copy at (link below) Select EndNote from the list of available software and go through the checkout process in order to get the link, but you will not be charged because it is free. Be sure to follow the directions when installing. We suggest installing the software and ensuring it opens the day before the workshop since it takes time order, install, and ensure that it is ready to go.

By the end of the class, participants will be able to:

1. Summarize what EndNote is and how it can assist with organizing and creating citations.

2. Explain how to get the EndNote software.

3. Create an EndNote library and add citations manually and through searching databases.

4. Find full-text or attach PDFs for citations within EndNote.

5. Manage an EndNote library by creating groups.

6. Use EndNote extension within Word to insert in-text citations, edit them, and change citation styles.

If you need accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) to be able to participate in this event, please contact David Hubbard (hubbardd@library.tamu.edu) to communicate your needs at least 5 business days prior to allow us to facilitate a reasonable accommodation.

This workshop may be eligible for GRAD Aggies credit (1 PDU). To receive credit, participants must attend the session, submit the Libraries’ attendance form in a timely manner, AND complete any additional steps as required by the respective program. Visit the GRAD Aggies website for more information.