EndNote Online Tutorials
EndNote is a bibliographic management tool that is used to store and
organize citation information for books, journal articles, theses, and numerous
other types of publications.
The user creates a Library of an infinite number of citations; organizes them by
topic or project; and then, using the Cite While You Write function, can
create reference lists and bibliographies during the process of writing a paper,
journal article, thesis, or dissertation.
One of the most powerful features of EndNote is the ease with which the
user can change the citation style based on the requirements of an instructor or
journal editor. The user merely selects the correct citation style (APA, JADA,
Turabian, etc.) and EndNote makes the appropriate formatting adjustments.
Below are several tutorials on using EndNote. These tutorials were
written for use with EndNote XI and Microsoft Word 2007. If you are an
Indiana University faculty member, staff member, or student EndNote XI is
available for download to your computer at
IUWare.