EndNote (reference management software)

Click on these links below to watch relevant videos.

Getting started - Video 1

EndNote and Library Search - Video 2

EndNote with Pubmed, Scopus & Web of Science - Video 3

EndNote manually adding a reference - Video 4

EndNote & Google Scholar - Video 5

EndNote organising groups and group sets - Video 6

EndNote Adding Medical Journal term list - Video 7

EndNote backing up your library - Video 8

EndNote and MS Word - Video 9

EndNote inserting references into your Word document: 2 methods - Video 10

EndNote manually add a website reference for OSCOLA (Legal) referencing style

EndNote how to configure your reference list - Video 11

EndNote citing multiple sources - Video 12

Top Tips

1. You will need to relaunch EndNote  from Apps Anywhere on desktop anytime you want to use EndNote.
2. Don't save your EndNote library to cloud facilities (such as Dropbox, Google Drive, One Drive) as over time the file will become corrupted.
3. Launch EndNote before MS Word to use citations and references

If you'd prefer step-by-step guides, have a look at this for Windows and Mac OS

Endnote 20 user guide pdfs

If you have a list of references in a pre-existing document (or copied from an article), you can upload these to Citation Finder (https://citation-finder.vercel.app/).  Citation Finder will try to identify each of them and then create an RIS file that you can import into EndNote