This hybrid workshop provides an introduction to EndNote citation management software, which is freely available from the university for both Windows and Mac operating systems. Attendees will learn how to integrate EndNote into their research workflow, collect and organize references from online databases and search engines, and create in-text citations and bibliographies in virtually any style. EndNote can make your research life easier, whether you are working on a class paper, dissertation, or journal publication.

Learning Outcomes:

Upon completion of the EndNote training, attendees will be able to create their own reference libraries; organize and customize their libraries to fit their work and research practices; retrieve citations from various databases and search engines; connect to the University Libraries to find and attach full-text articles; and create references and bibliographies in any style while composing a manuscript.

Presenter Bio:

Rob Detmering is Professor and Head, Research Assistance and Instruction, at Ekstrom Library. He provides information literacy instruction and research assistance for various academic departments, including EndNote training. His research has appeared in journals such as College and Research Libraries, Portal: Libraries and the Academy, and Reference Services Review.