Manage Your References!

Citation Managers are software products that can help you to perform the following tasks:

• Create and organize a personal research database of references gathered from databases.

• Format manuscripts and reference lists instantly in a variety of styles (MLA, APA, Turabian, etc.)

• Share your databases with classmates and colleagues.

In order to decide which product will work the best for you (and you may even find it useful to use more than one), visit the online chart to compare features or consult the flyer, "Which one is right for you?"

The libraries support several products (EndNote, RefWorks & Zotero) and offer free workshops to students and staff. Visit the workshop schedule for November, browse the workshop calendar by topic (look for citation managers) or ask to speak with your librarian consultants.

• EndNote & EndNote Web Consultants
• RefWorks Consultants
• Zotero Consultants

Managing Citations with EndNote

Drop by Steenbock Library for Tuesday's EndNote workshop. The workshop will explain the basic features of this product--how to organize databases and records, import records from MadCat and research literature databases, and format bibliographies. Its Web companion, EndNote Web, will also be featured. (EndNote Web is free to campus users courtesy of UW-Madison Libraries).

Managing Your Citations with EndNote
Tuesday, March 16 (4:30-6:00PM)
Room 105

Should you not be able to attend the March 16 workshop, an additional workshop is scheduled for April 9 (noon-1:15 PM) at Steenbock Library. Check the campus libraries workshops page for more information and dates for all upcoming library workshops.

EndNote Workshop (Feb 16)

The EndNote workshop will explain its basic features including how to organize databases and records, import records from MadCat and research literature databases, and format bibliographies. Its Web companion, EndNote Web, will also be featured. (EndNote Web is free to campus users courtesy of UW-Madison Libraries).

Managing Your Citations with EndNote
Tuesday, February 16 (1:30-3:00)
Room 105

Should you not be able to attend the February 16 workshop, two additional workshops are scheduled for March 16 (4:30-6:00 PM) and April 9 (noon-1:15 PM) at Steenbock Library.

Check the campus libraries workshops page for more information and dates for all upcoming library workshops.

Citation Managers: Find the Right One for You

Citation Managers are software products that can help you to perform the following tasks:

• Create and organize a personal research database of references gathered from databases.
• Format manuscripts and reference lists instantly in a variety of styles (MLA, APA, Turabian, etc.).
• Share your databases with classmates and colleagues.
• Transfer references, as need be, to similar products--RefWorks, EndNote, EndNote Web, and Zotero.

In order to decide which product will work the best for you (and you may even find it useful to use more than one), visit the online chart to compare features or the flyer, “Which one is right for you?”

Additionally, the libraries will be offering workshops to introduce students and staff to these various products. Visit the online schedule and choose a date that will work for you:

EndNote & EndNote Web Workshops

RefWorks Workshops

Zotero Workshop

Managing Your Citations with EndNote (Oct 2)

This workshop will explain the basic features of EndNote including organizing databases and records, importing records from MadCat and research literature databases, and formatting bibliographies. Its Web companion, EndNote Web, will also be featured. (EndNote Web is free to campus users courtesy of UW-Madison Libraries).

Managing Your Citations with EndNote
Friday, October 2, (11:30 AM -1:00 PM)
Room 105

Should you not be able to attend the October 2 workshop, two additional workshops are scheduled for October 23 (noon – 1:30 PM) and November 17 (3:00 – 4:30 PM) at Steenbock Library. Check the campus libraries workshops page for more information and dates for all upcoming library workshops.

Citation Managers, Workshops

Citation Managers are software products that can help you to perform the following tasks:

• Create and organize a personal research database of references gathered from databases.

• Format manuscripts and reference lists instantly in a variety of styles (MLA, APA, Turabian, etc.).

• Share your databases with colleagues.

• Transfer references, as need be, to similar products--RefWorks, EndNote, EndNote Web, and Zotero.

In order to decide which product will work well for you (and you may even find it useful to use more than one), visit the online chart to compare features.

Steenbock Library will host two workshops in July for learning more about RefWorks and EndNote.

Managing Your Citations with RefWorks
Wednesday, July 8 (3:00-4:30), Room 105

Managing Your Citations with EndNote/EndNote Web
Thursday, July 9 (3:00-4:30), Room 105

If you are not able to join us for a workshop at Steenbock, visit the online schedules to find another workshop date that will work for you:

EndNote & EndNote Web Workshops

RefWorks Workshops

Choosing a Citation Manager

Citation Managers are software products that can help you to perform the following tasks:

• Create and organize a personal research database of references gathered from databases.

• Format manuscripts and reference lists instantly in a variety of styles (MLA, APA, Turabian, etc.).

• Share your databases with colleagues.

• Transfer references, as need be, to similar products--RefWorks, EndNote, EndNote Web, and Zotero.

In order to decide which product will work the best for you (and you may even find it useful to use more than one), visit the online chart to compare features.

Additionally, the libraries will be offering workshops to introduce students and staff to these various products. Visit the online schedule and choose a date that will work for you:

EndNote & EndNote Web Workshops

RefWorks Workshops

Zotero Workshop

EndNote/EndNote Web Workshop, January 23

This workshop covers the basic features of using EndNote including organizing, searching and sorting records, importing records from MadCat, journal article databases, and Web pages, and preparing bibliographies using a word processor (CWYW). The workshop will also explore the EndNote Web version (free to campus users courtesy of UW-Madison Libraries). Learn how to set up your EndNote database to avoid later style formatting hassles.

EndNote/EndNote Web: Managing Literature

Wednesday, January 23 (11:00-12:30)

This workshop will be offered again on February 21 (3:00-4:30 pm) and March 25 (10:00-11:30 am).

If you need additional help with problem-solving or customizing beyond what these introductory workshops cover, you are invited to contact any of the EndNote librarians for small group or individual appointments or try the Quick Start guide.