Support for researchers is provided by the Research Skills Team. This is a separate, downloadable product, and not the same as EndNote Online which is web-based. These users are supported by the Academic Skills Centreįor PhD level and beyond, and for other academic researchers or members of University staff, we recommend using EndNote Desktop.See EndNote Online with Word in this guideĮndNote Online is the recommended reference management software tool for all students on undergraduate or taught postgraduate (PGT) courses at the University of Birmingham.A good starter is Web of Science which allows direct export of results to EndNote Onlineĭownloading the Cite while you Write tool from within EndNote Online enables you to insert citations and create reference lists directly in Word.Openly-available tools such as PubMed or Google Scholar are also covered.Some pages are grouped by supplier or platform such as EBSCO (eg CINAHL), Ovid (eg Medline), Proquest.See the 'Adding references from' pages in this guide.Most databases - except Web of Science - require the download of a file of chosen records (most commonly in RIS format), then upload into Endnote Online. References from database searches and other sources can be stored on EndNote Online. Getting Started Guide - ' Creating an account'.Use is enabled by setting up an account on the database platform Web of Science, on which EndNote Online is hosted. IntroductionĮndNote Online is reference management software and has similarities as such to Mendeley, Zotero and other tools. The tabs on the right of the screen can be used to navigate section-by-section or to go direct to a specific topic as required. Use this guide to take you through the key elements of EndNote Online software (sometimes called EndNote Web).

EndNote Online is the recommended reference management software tool for all students on undergraduate (UG) or taught postgraduate (PGT) courses at the University of Birmingham.

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