The document provides a step-by-step guide for exporting a reference from Google Scholar to EndNote. It includes instructions on searching for a paper, saving the citation as a .ris file, and importing it into an EndNote account. Additional assistance is suggested through the Tavistock and Portman library if needed.

1. How to Export a Reference from
to EndNote
step-by-step

2. 1. Do a search on Google Scholar

3. 2. Find an interesting paper in the result list

4. 3. Underneath the result, click “Cite”

5. 4. On the next screen, click on “RefMan”

6. 5. A pop-up asks you to open or save a .ris
file.
Select “Save File” and click “OK” to save it
on your computer.

7. 6. Go to your EndNote Web account and
log in (http://www.myendnoteweb.com/).

8. 7. Go to Collect / Import References.

9. 8. Browse your computer to find the file
you just saved.

10. 9. Choose the Import Option “Refman RIS”

11. 10. Decide in which group you want the
reference to be imported.
Finally, click “Import”.

12. And you’re done!
If you need further help,
ask the library.
Tavistock and Portman Library