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This module will discuss the HINARI website interface, journals, partner publisher’s resources and other full text resources. Understanding how to use the HINARI website is critical for utilizing the available resources. These skills are essential for completion of the exercises in subsequent modules.
Similarly to the first module, you will need access to the Internet and be required to complete a series of exercises.
Research Simplified Using EndNote
EndNote is a software program that helps users manage citations and bibliographies. It allows users to import references from databases and organize them in an EndNote library. References can then be inserted into Word documents as in-text citations or a bibliography using EndNote's Cite While You Write features. Help is available from the university's IT department or the systems librarian for installing, downloading, or using EndNote.
Guide to ENDNOTE 20.pptx
EndNote is a software program that allows users to organize and cite references in papers. It has features like creating citations and bibliographies in documents, organizing references into groups, attaching PDFs, and synchronizing libraries between EndNote desktop and online. The guide reviews how to perform tasks in EndNote like choosing output styles, adding references manually or from databases, editing citations, and using the cite while you write function in Microsoft Word. It also covers creating an EndNote online account and sharing libraries.
End note x7 training
This document provides an overview and instructions for using EndNote X7 software. It outlines the key functions of EndNote including how to create and manage a library of references, import references from online databases, insert citations into a Word document, and generate bibliographies. The training covers topics such as manually entering references, searching online for references, organizing references into groups, and formatting citations and bibliographies according to different styles.
Easy bib instructions for gss getting started
This document provides instructions for registering for EasyBib and setting up a new project bibliography. It explains how to register from school computers to get a premium EasyBib account, or by entering a coupon code if not on a school computer. It then guides the user through creating a new project, selecting a citation style, starting a bibliography, choosing a source type to cite, viewing all source types, and getting help citing specific sources.
Footnotes, endnotes & citations
This document provides instructions for inserting footnotes, endnotes, and citations in a Microsoft Word document. It explains that footnotes appear at the bottom of the page, endnotes appear at the end of the document, and citations are references to specific legal documents or sources. It outlines how to insert each item by clicking the References tab and choosing the appropriate insertion option. The document aims to help readers create reports with lively source referencing that helps audiences understand where information comes from.
End Note One
Here we start our lessons in EndNote citation software. If you are a KU graduate student, learn where to find the software and how to download it to your computer. Then we will do some searching on library databases, find and mark articles we want to cite, export the citations to our own EndNote libraries.
Create a bibliography using the references tool in word 2010
The document discusses how to create a bibliography in Microsoft Word 2010 using the References Tool. It explains that a bibliography is a list of sources cited in a document that is usually placed at the end. When adding citations in Word 2010, source information is saved so that any source can be reused. The document then provides steps for adding a new citation and source, editing citation placeholders, and generating the bibliography.
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Mendeley is a free reference manager and academic social network that allows users to organize research papers, citations, and notes. It has over 3 million users and forms a crowdsourced database for research trends. Mendeley can be used to manage and share references, read papers and annotate them, search for related research, and connect with other researchers through public and private groups. It integrates with Microsoft Word to easily generate citations and bibliographies in papers.
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- 1. NoodleTools Part 1: Creating an Account Creating a Citation Folder
- 2. Open your browser (Internet Explorer) and type the URL in the address bar: Click on the NoodleBib MLA Starter link:
- 3. On the login page, select Create a New Folder :
- 4. Subscription type: Free MLA Starter
- 5. Personal ID: Your VUSD Login Password: student Phone #: #### (Last 4 digits of your school phone #)
- 6. Select Create a New List
- 7. Name your Folder, then Start Adding Citations
- 8. NoodleTools Part 2: Citing Sources
- 9. Choose your citation type, then “Create Citation”
- 10. Book Required Elements All other elements should be entered if they are known
- 11. Encyclopedia (Printed) Required Elements All other elements should be entered if they are known
- 12. Encyclopedia (Online) Required Elements All other elements should be entered if they are known
- 13. Web Site Required Elements All other elements should be entered if they are known
- 15. Re-Logging On
- 16. Continue with same list . . . . . . or begin a new list
- 17. Print your Citation List
- 18. Format, Save, Print as needed