Citation Managers

EndNote is a citation manager, which means it can help you organize, manage, and cite references. This tutorial is designed to help you get started using EndNote 20, the most current version of EndNote.

This tutorial will show you how to use EndNote to find full-text PDFs for references in your library. This tutorial assumes that you already have in your library references for which you would like to obtain a full-text PDF. It uses the latest version of the software, EndNote 20.

This tutorial will show you how to use EndNote's Microsoft Word plug-in, Cite While You Write (CWYW), to add citations from an EndNote Library to your document.

This tutorial will show you how to set up an EndNote Online account, create groups in EndNote, and share groups with other users. This tutorial assumes that you already have a library and some basic knowledge of EndNote. It uses the latest version of the software, EndNote 20.

This tutorial will show you how to share an EndNote library with someone else, access a library someone has shared with you, and use shared library references in Cite While You Write. The tutorial assumes that you have a library and some basic knowledge of EndNote, and uses EndNote 20.

This guided tutorial, created by librarian April Kelley (Pitt-Johnstown), will help you to understand how to use Zotero for citation management. Tutorial topics include how to download/install Zotero to your computer (it's free!), add and organize references in your own Zotero library, and create bibliographies & citations in MS Word.