RefWorks offers you a place to store references to articles, books, book chapters, and other items you want to cite in your papers, projects, and research work. If you're new to RefWorks, or just have some questions about it, please join us in this interactive workshop!

1. Liz Johns and Sara Oestreich, Librarians
…but RefWorks
can help.
Yes, this session will be recorded.

2. Liz Johns
Eisenhower Library
emjohns@jhu.edu
Office hours and more resources:
guides.library.jhu.edu/emjohns
Your Librarians

3. Your Librarians
Sara Oestreich
Montgomery County
Librarian
soestre1@jhu.edu

4. Today…
Accessing RefWorks
Organizing Sources
Getting Sources into RefWorks
Time Permitting: Getting Sources out of RefWorks:
Bibliographies!
Tips and Tricks

5. Organize your references
Store full-text documents in your RefWorks account or use FindIt
to easily navigate to documents
Create bibliographies
Pull references into your Word documents

6. AccessRefWorks:
library.jhu.edu

7. LogintoRefWorks

9. Guide doesn’t
answer your
question?
refworks@jhmi.edu

10. Upcoming Workshops
Academic Apps: Monday, September 14
RSS Feeds and Email Alerts: Thursday, September 17
Research Workflows: Tuesday, September 29
http://tinyurl.com/qjm5nvj

11. Before you go…
Please give us feedback on this session.
http://bit.ly/2XTVkP
(For the survey, your librarian today is Liz Johns)