EndNote at Duke
Join Duke's EndNote mailing list
Take an EndNote class (Intro or Advanced)
Arrange a special EndNote class for your group: contact Greta Boers, Carson Holloway or your subject librarian.
Not sure which citation tool to choose? Check out this comparison chart
Interested in alternatives to Endnote and RefWorks? Consult this guide
EndNote is a powerful reference management software, designed to keep track of citations and prepare bibliographies. EndNote works with word-processing software to import references into a document as you write it, and papers can be automatically formatted according to many different bibliographic styles, including Turabian, MLA, APA, and Chicago 15th. Start using EndNote as you begin research -- you'll thank yourself as you finish your paper.
Get EndNote from Duke OIT (free, Duke users only)
EndNote Support
- To get started, scroll down to Guides, Tip Sheets and Information Pages for help documents (the Tip Sheets are great!).
- See also FAQ, import filters, connection files, mailing list.
- Search article databases or library catalogs in their own interfaces and download citations into Endnote; allows powerful searching.
- Use 'export to citation manager' feature from the database or use a filter.
- Download Duke catalog filter (zipped file).
Use EndNote connection files to search databases from within EndNote (tip sheet)
- Only simple searches possible, but quick and easy.
- Current versions of EndNote come with the Duke catalog connection file.
Use EndNote with Get it @ Duke
- Under Reference Tools, use the "download record into citation manager" option to open EndNote and add the citation to your EndNote library
- Works well for database records, but not for Duke catalog records
"Cite While You Write" and make bibliographies (tip sheet)
- In Word, use EndNote to add citations to your document as you compose it
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