Introduction to Refworks
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An Introduction to RefWorks overview presented to doctoral students in the Syracuse University iSchool on January 7, 2009. Accompanying notes are at http://tomkeays.com/about/presentations/refworks_ischool_2009/ischool_refworks.pdf.
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This document provides an overview of how to use RefWorks citation management software. RefWorks allows users to build a personal database of references from various sources and organize them into folders. It can import references directly from databases, generate citations and bibliographies in various styles, and integrate with Microsoft Word through Write-N-Cite to insert citations into papers. The presentation covers how to sign up, import references, organize them into folders, generate bibliographies, and use Write-N-Cite to cite references within Word documents.
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Introduction to Refworks
- 1. Introduction to RefWorks Tom Keays [email_address]
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- 77. Introduction to RefWorks Questions?
Editor's Notes
- Welcome to this introduction to RefWorks class. My name is Tom Keays. I’m a science librarian here at SU (Syracuse University) and I can be found most days at the SciTech Library over in Carnegie. Over the next hour or so, I’m going to try to give you a good understanding of what the program is designed to do and how you can use it to improve your research productivity.