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    1. How to use
      • What is it and what is it used for
      • How to use it
            • registration to reference lists
      • Recap of features
      • Why use it?
      • Questions
      • http://www.hw.ac.uk/library/workshops.html
    2. What is EndnoteWeb?
      • Reference management software
      • Citing & referencing tool
      © kakachu Flickr.com
    3. What EndnoteWeb used for? Citations & References In a recent study (Thomson, 2005) it was argued that income from tourism had risen. However, others suggest income from this sector had fallen over the same period (Smith & Jones, 2005). Reference list Smith, A. & Jones, J.(2005) ‘Fluctuations in tourism – the economic impact’, Journal of Tourism 12 (1), pp. 23-36. Thomson, M. (2005) ‘Tourism revenues: an economic perspective, International Journal of Tourism 43 (2), pp. 45-50. Citations In-text Abbreviated details References End of text Full bibliographic details
    4. Citations and references Abbreviated in-text citations Body of text / discussion Work of others used in support online example
    5. Full bibliographic details End of text References Citations and references
    6. How to use EndnoteWeb
      • Registration
      • Adding references – manual or download from database search
      • Adding notes and keywords
      • Searching
      • Organising in folders
      • Sharing reference lists
      • Creating bibliographies / reference lists
      • Cite-while-you-write
      • Transferring references to Endnote desktop
    7. Web / Desktop Web-based, online access Access from home or halls ‘ Lite’ version Most suitable for undergraduate students Library provides help and advice Desk-top – PC Caledonia computers Can’t access from home or halls Most suitable for research (PhD) level students and staff UICS provide training for PG and staff
    8. demo www.myendnoteweb.com
    9. Registration
      • Register from a computer on-campus / PC Caledonia lab or VPN
        • This sets up roaming access for one year = home access
      • No need to register if already registered with Web of Knowledge
      www.myendnoteweb.com
    10. Registration www.hw.ac.uk/library/electresa2z.php#Websci
      • Can also register from within Web of Knowledge
    11. Logging in
    12. Online help
    13. Collecting references online search
      • In general . . .
      • library databases not searchable from here
        • apart from Web of Science
      • advise searching in database rather than via
      • EndnoteWeb
      • some freely available resources are searchable here e.g. COPAC
    14. Collecting references new reference
      • The New Reference option allows you to type details in
      • manually
      • This is an example for a book
    15. Collecting references new reference
      • The New Reference option allows you add notes
        • e.g. if a book is in the library and the class mark
    16. Collecting references new reference
      • This is an example of a journal entry
    17. Collecting references new reference
      • This is an example of a journal entry
    18. Collecting references new reference
      • This is an example of a journal entry
    19. Collecting references import references
      • The import option allows you to bring in references downloaded from a database search by –
      • Searching the database
      • Saving results to a file on your computer (usually as a .txt file)
      • Using the import page to –
        • specify the .txt file
        • select an import filter for the database searched
        • import references
    20. Collecting references searching in database http://www.hw.ac.uk/library/electresa2z.php
      • Search a database
    21. Collecting references searching in database
      • Select results
      • Select Save to EndnoteWeb
      • In Web of Knowledge it is one easy click to transfer references to EndnoteWeb
      • In other databases you would –
        • save results to a file on your computer
        • (usually as a .txt file)
        • use the EndnoteWeb import page to
          • specify the .txt file
          • select an import filter for the
          • database searched
          • import references
    22. Collecting references searching in database
      • Log in to EndnoteWeb
    23. Collecting references searching in database
      • References being transferred to EndnoteWeb
    24. Collecting references searching in database
      • Icon confirms references saved in EndnoteWeb
    25. Collecting references searching in database
      • References transferred are automatically saved in the unfiled folder in EndnoteWeb
    26. Viewing references
    27. Viewing references
    28. Editing references
    29. Editing references
      • Add own keywords (tags)
      • Tip: suffix with unique identifier e.g. own initials
      • Facilitates retrieval of your own tags
    30. Editing references
      • Add own notes
      • e.g. really good quote on p 2
      • evidence for argument 1, etc
      • Helps tie quote / text used in your work to the source
      • Move to group/folder
      • Create new group/folder
      • e.g. Essay week 4
    31. Searching your library Search terms are searched for in all fields of the record Search all your references or limit to a folder
      • Combine search terms with –
      • + Must contain
      • A space between terms = OR
      • Must not contain (NOT)
      • ( ) Groups terms together
      • * Wildcard e.g. manag* for manage,
      • managing, management, etc
      • “ ” Exact phrase
    32. Searching your library Enter search terms e.g. chat = subject, text word cairns = author e.g. . . . . chat cairns
    33. Searching your library Space between search terms means OR (find any of the terms) 29 references
    34. Searching your library chat +cairns = BOTH terms
    35. Searching your library 1 reference
    36. Searching your library “MK quote” e.g. added as your own keyword
    37. Searching your library Sources you’ve taken quotes from are displayed Tie the quote to the source easily
    38. Searching your library Combine your own keywords “MK management style” + “MK evidence for”
    39. Searching your library e.g. to find sources which back up a point
    40. Organising your references
      • In the ORGANIZE tab
      • Create new groups/folders
      • Rename groups/folders
      • Delete groups/folders
    41. Organising your references
      • You can also move references from
      • within folders
      • Select references in folder
      • Select group using the drop down menu
    42. Organising your references You can also move references from within reference edit mode
    43. Sharing reference lists
    44. Sharing reference lists
    45. Sharing reference lists
      • Enter email addresses of those you with to share with
    46. Create reference lists
      • Bibliography / reference list
        • terms often used interchangeably
        • reference list (details of all works cited)
        • bibliography (details of all works cited plus wider reading)
      • Select a folder from your library
      • Select a citation style (from 100s! Check with School for preferred style)
      • Create reference list in chosen style
    47. Create reference lists
      • Reference list created using author/date style
    48. Cite-while-you-write Plug-in installed on PC Caledonia computers Download to home computer from this page
    49. Cite-while-you-write
      • In word, Endnote toolbar visible
      • Use toolbar to –
        • search for references in your
        • EndnoteWeb library
        • using your own keywords if you wish
        • select the item to insert in your text
        • click insert
    50. Cite-while-you-write
      • In-text citation and associated reference inserted automatically
    51. Cite-while-you-write
      • Select more than one reference to cite by selecting while pressing the ctrl key
    52. Cite-while-you-write
      • All the references selected appear in the in-text citation and the reference list
    53. Cite-while-you-write
      • Use the format bibliography icon to change the style of your citing and referencing e.g. to a numeric style
    54. Exporting references
      • You can export references from EndnoteWeb on
      • this page
      • However, if exporting to Endnote Desktop
      • It is best to do this from within Endnote Desktop
      • Quicker and easier
    55. Transferring references Endnote Desktop / EndnoteWeb
      • Transfer using Endnote Desktop
      • On PC Caledonia computers
      • on desktop
      • in Core Utilities>EndNote X2
    56. Transferring references Endnote Desktop / EndnoteWeb From EndnoteWeb to Endnote desktop In Endnote Desktop Select Tools>EndnoteWeb
    57. Transferring references Endnote Desktop / EndnoteWeb Log in to EndnoteWeb
    58. Transferring references Endnote Desktop / EndnoteWeb Select – Folder from EndnoteWeb library to use Transfer references from Web to Desktop
    59. Transferring references Endnote Desktop / EndnoteWeb References are transferred to Desktop
    60. Transferring references Endnote Desktop / EndnoteWeb From Endnote desktop to EndnoteWeb In Endnote Desktop Select Tools>EndnoteWeb
    61. Transferring references Endnote Desktop / EndnoteWeb Log in to EndnoteWeb
    62. Transferring references Endnote Desktop / EndnoteWeb Select – Folder in EndnoteWeb to transfer to Transfer references Desktop to Web
    63. Transferring references Endnote Desktop / EndnoteWeb
    64. EndnoteWeb features
      • Web-based / PC Caledonia or home computer
      • Save all bibliographic details of reading material in one
      • online database (password protected library)
      • Easy placement of in-text citations (cite-while-you-write)
      • Automatic generation of reference list
      • Automatic formatting of reference lists in a variety of
      • citation styles
      • Type details in manually or download from a database
      • search
      • Add notes and own keywords (tabs) to items in your library
      • Search (in EndnoteWeb and Word)
      • Organise items in your library e.g. in folders for different
      • assignments, by subject, etc.
      • Share reference lists
      • Transfer references between EndnoteWeb / Endnote
      • desktop
      EndnoteWeb features
      • Helps with citing and referencing
      • Helps keep note of ALL bibliographic details
      • Lets you cite while you write
      • Ensures consistency in citing & referencing
          • no need to worry about where you put the commas , colons, full stops and italics!
          • change the order of your in-text citations and the reference list is re-ordered accordingly (v.useful for numbered bibliography)
      Why use EndnoteWeb?
      • Helps guard against plagiarism
      • Easier linking of words/ideas to source
          • notes, keywords added to items
      • Less likely to pass off words or ideas of others as your own
          • cite while you write
      • Complete & accurate references
          • full bibliographic details, punctuation, formatting, etc
      Why use EndnoteWeb?
    65. Why use EndnoteWeb? If your notes look a bit like this If typing up your reference list is driving you crazy If you’ve been marked down for incomplete referencing © kakachu Flickr.com
    66. Repeat workshop
    67. Help/Contact
      • EndnoteWeb online tutorials
      • http://www.endnoteweb.com/training/
      • Library helpdesk
          • [email_address]
          • IM/chat: www.hw.ac.uk/library/chat.html
      • Your Subject Librarian
          • or [email_address] or [email_address]
      • Endnote desktop training
      • UICS for PG Students: www.hw.ac.uk/uics/Training/endnote.htm
    68. © draconisVH Flickr.com
    69. Exporting travelling library In Word . . If you select the Export Travelling Library icon all the references in your document will be placed in the unfiled folder in EndnoteWeb
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