1. EndNote
By
Daifallah & Marzouq Almansouri

4. Introduction
Citation

5. Citation
Quotation from or reference to a book, paper, or
author to support a fact.

6. When?
• Quote material verbatim (word for word)
• Reword or paraphrase materials.
• Include statistics or findings from a survey or
study.
• Incorporate facts, ideas or opinions that are
not common knowledge.
“milk is a good source of calcium”

7. What to cite?
• Periodicals
• Book
• Edited Book
• Government Document
• Encyclopedia Entry, dictionaries
• Conference Papers
• Statistical Information and Data
• Electronic Sources..
– E books
– Websites
– Blogs, Electronic Mailing Lists
– Encyclopedia Entry, dictionaries
– Online Images
• Personal Communications!
• Lecture Notes
(class notes, WebCT and PowerPoint)!
• Audio-visual Material
• Works Discussed in a Secondary
Source

8. How?
• Vancouver system
• ASA style
• APA
• Chicago Style
• Columbia Style
• Turabian style

9. Where?
• In Text Citations
• Reference List Citations

10. How cite?
• Import
• Enter

11. What do you need?
• Reference manager
• Doc processor

12. EndNote

13. Definition
• EndNote is a commercial reference
management software package, used to
manage bibliographies and references when
writing essays and articles.

14. Not the only one
• A lot of styles
• A lot of options
• Protection and safety
• One of the oldest
• Expensive. Pay for upgrade
• Win and mac
• mods xml
• Bibtex copac mods xml
• Not with kile/lyx

15. What does endnote do?
• Import from database
• Manual writing.
• Create your own style.
• Download styles.
• Searching Remote e-databases
• Cite While You Write
• Searching an EndNote library and printing directly from EndNote
• create your own database of citations,
• Formatted citations into your paper
• Automatically reformat citation style in one click
• Sort your library by author, title, or date
• Manuscript , wizard, tag lines
• Create/ Print independent bibliographies
• And more….

24. ENDNOTE.COM

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38.  Download from Online
Databases
 Built-in search
 Manually entering the
referenceReady to import

39. 1. Download from Online Databases
• PubMed
• OvidMD
• Others; Look for: send
to, citation, export, save citation, references

47. 2. Built in search
• Supported Databases:
– PubMed
– OvidSP
– Library of congress
– ProQuest
– Library of congress
– And many

48. • Searching enquiry may be any one of those:
– Author name
– Title
– Journal name, volume, year, publisher,
– Key word, abstract, year.
– DOI “Digital object identifier”
• More than one enquiry could be used
2. Built in search

53. Built in search examples;
• Allam G.
• Taif University 2013 publications

56. Cursor at the position of insertion
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59. Appendix
• 2 Ooops
• Advanced options:
– Full text
– Grouping
• What’s new in EndNote 6th , 7th & taplets.

60. • Wrong style !
• They ask for APA 6th but with specification e.g.
full journal name.

65. Free Full text

70. Grouping
3 options

73. What’s new?
6th, 7th, iPad EndNote

78. • Manually entering the reference
• Update references
• Synchronization ( only custom groups)
• Rating
• PDFs management

80. Thank you
Basics of EndNote
By; Daifallah Almansouri, Marzouq Almansouri
Medical student- Taif University
E-mail: DaveAllah@gmail.com, saudidoctor@outlock.com
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