EndNote Tutorials

EndNote can help you to

• Store, organize and manage references including tables, charts/figures, images, and PDFs in one place.
• Import or search for references from many databases and other online resources, including PubMed, Cochrane Library, Embase, Scopus, Web of Science, EBSCOhost databases, Ovid databases, and Google Scholar, etc. 
• Create group sets, groups, and color tags to categorize and organize your references. 
• Find fulltext articles.
• Read, annotate, and manage your PDF files. 
• Create and format bibliographies in a style of your choice.
• Cite and create reference lists of articles, pictures, tables, etc. in a Word document or documents in other word processors using EndNote’s CWYW feature.
• Share your library or select group with other researchers from the desktop or online version with up to 100 people.
• Create a citation report on references imported from Web of Science given you have access to this database.
• Find a matching journal to submit your paper to publish.

• Importing references from online databases.
• Searching for references in remote databases directly from EndNote.
• Importing PDFs with bibliographic data extracted automatically.
• Annotating PDFs.
• Choosing a style from a collection of over 7000 styles or your own customized style.
• Organizing references in groups or via color tags.
• Finding Fulltext articles. 
• Updating references.
• Citing references while writing (CWYW).
• Creating a bibliography or recommended reading list.
• Using EndNote creatively for other purposes, such as systematic reviews, etc.