RefWorks & Citation Guides   Tags: apa_style, chicago_style, citation_style, mla_style, references, refworks, turabian  

Please note that the first time you visit RefWorks, you will need to create an individual account. Click on the Sign Up for Individual Account to do so. The account allows you use RefWorks and save your citations.

Guides to RefWorks

Exporting from Databases -- PDF guide to importing records from the major databases (EBSCOhost, ProQuest, Web of Science, etc.)

Getting Started -- PDF guide to walk you through the features, updated January 2011

RefWorks Guide -- PDF guide, detailed with lots of screen shots. Created by the Snakebyte Team in English 205, Spring 2011

RefWorks Guide -- PDF guide prepared by EWU students in English 205: Introduction to Technical Communication Winter 2011

RefWorks Tutorials -- PowerPoint presentations on using RefWorks

• Creating a RefWorks Login
• Organizing References with Folders
• Sharing Folders
• Selecting Citation (Output) Styles
• Exporting References from EBSCOhost Databases
• Exporting References from Web of Science
• Exporting References from Google Scholar
• Exporting References from IEEE
• Exporting References from ACM
• Exporting References from CiteSeerX
• Exporting References from EWU Libraries' Online Catalog
• Searching EWU Libraries' Online Catalog from Within RefWorks
• Downloading Write-N-Cite
• How to Use Write-N-Cite

Two-Minute Takes: A Video Guide to RefWorks

How to download RefWorks citations to Data180

How to use text2bib.com to upload citations to Data180

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