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It is easy to use, and you can use with any computer.

Endnote helps by collecting and then organizing your references you need for a paper.

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Can add up to 50,000 references.

Import a reference from databases or a library catalog.

If you have multiple assignments you can create separate groups for each assignment.

Insert citations into word documents.

Will store up to 2 GB of attachments.

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An example of what Endnote Basic Looks like with all references collected. You can open this in a new tab to make the font bigger. You will notice on the side that there are two categories. You can add multiple sections based on how many research papers you are doing.

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On the formatting tab, click on bibliography. Under the reference section you can choose which list you wish to pull from if you have more than one.  Under the bibliographic style reference you select APA style, and under file format click the txt tab.

You can also use the Cite While You Write Plug In, you will have to make sure that you download the most updated version of Windows. This tool is useful because it will format citations and bibliographies while you write your paper.

Under the format paper tab you will be able to bring in a word document. Make sure you have the right paper with matching sources.

The export reference tab will allow you export to other sites if needed.

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With the collect tab you can do an online search. Click the arrow where it says collect. Four tabs will show up for you. If you click on the last one PubMed, the next screen will allow you to enter your topic search.  The more detailed your search criteria is, the more specific your search results.  The next screen will bring in sources for you to choose from. Using the Basic service will not allow to bring in the full text, only the reference and the abstract.  If you find a source that you want to use click on the small box where it says add to group and you will see the save information on the left side box where it says quick search.

The New Reference tab will allow you to manually add a source if needed from another site. You can also import a reference and tell the program which project you need it for.

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Things to keep in mind your Endnote (Basic). Basic is free, however, there are updated versions which you have to pay for and will give you more options.  The "basic" is a good way to organize all of your references and to import this into your paper.  The formatting tab is also helpful for putting everything in order and into APA format.

Any questions on how to use Endnote (Basic) please stop by the Learning Resource Center or email LRC@felbrycollege.edu.