| RefWorks, EndNote, and Reference Manager create databases of citations to books, articles, websites,
and other sources. They automatically format bibliographies
and in-text citations in various styles. Citations can be
downloaded directly or imported as files into these products
from
- Catalog of the Tufts Libraries
- Google Scholar
- Ovid MEDLINE & other databases
- PubMed
- Cambridge Scientific Abstracts
- ISI Web of Science
A brief comparison of EndNote, Reference Manager, and RefWorks follows. For
more information, please consult
Resources and Information (created by North Carolina State University):
RefWorks
- Licensed by Tufts
- one-time registration
- requires Tufts UTLN
- off-campus access requires a group code: RWTuftsU
- Requires Internet Explorer
- Your references are maintained on their server but can
be exported to other bibliographic software.
- Download its MSWord plug-in, Write-N-Cite, from its Tools
menu to your desktop.
- For further details, see RefWorks: the Basics.
EndNote
and Reference Manager
- Software that can be installed on individual computers.
- Allows one to Insert footnotes and format bibliographies within
Word or WordPerfect.
- Its many output styles can be adapted to your specifications (e.g., American Dental Association's manuscript
style, American
Medical Association style, and many other
styles)
- Must be purchased:
- EndNote Version 9 for Windows or MAC is available.
- Purchase
online from Thompson ResearchSoft for home use.
- Student
edition available from Campus E-Store; costs about $110.
- Updated Import Filters and Connection Files for EndNote:
- Reference Manager Version 11 Windows or MAC is available.
- Purchase online from Thompson ResearchSoft for home use.
- Student
edition available from Campus E-Store; costs about $110.
- Contact us about
an updated filter for Ovid AutoAlerts.
- Links to URLs and local PDFs.
- Ovid's jumpstarts work from computers on the Tufts
network only.
- Link to Tufts' electronic journals from PubMed URLs
in your Endnote records.
- Open Tufts'
PubMed in your browser first.
- Click on the underlined URL at the bottom of your
record.
- Click on PubMed's author link or change its display
to Citation.
- If it shows at the top of the PubMed record,
click on the blue Tufts icon to access the full
text.
- Index Webpages by pasting their URLs into records
you create.
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