How to move multiple references from RULDiscovery to EndNote.

1. Collecting multiple references
through RULDiscovery

2. 2
The easiest way to
access RULDiscovery is
through Blackboard. Go
to the ‘Library Services’
tab at the top of the
page and then use the
search box in the middle
of the menu.

3. 3
The first time you
open EndNote,
you’ll see this
short slideshow
on its different
features.
You can watch the
slideshow or close
it by clicking the
cross in the right
hand corner of it’s
window.
This your number of
search results
You may want to use some of the
tools in the left hand menu to reduce
your number of search results

4. 4
The first time you
open EndNote,
you’ll see this
short slideshow
on its different
features.
You can watch the
slideshow or close
it by clicking the
cross in the right
hand corner of it’s
window.
To save multiple references, click
the blue folder icons next to the
resource titles, so they turn yellow

5. 5
At the top of the screen, this box will
show the resources most recently added
to your folder
Click ‘Folder View’ to access the
folder contents

6. 6
All the resources that you picked will
appear on this page
You can use
the tick
boxes to
select
individual
resources
To transfer the referencing information to
EndNote for all the resources in the folder,
click on the ‘Export’ button.

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This is the Export Manager, to get the
information to EndNote, click the radio
button for ‘Direct Export in RIS Format’.
It’s probably safe to click the
‘Remove these items after saving’
tick box, as your resources will now
be saved in EndNote and can be
easily accessed again.
To finish click the
save button

8. 8
If EndNote is closed, this
message will appear at the
bottom of your screen. Click
‘Open’ to access EndNote

9. 9
EndNote will automatically open and
display your references in your library.

10. 10
If you want to see more information
about a reference, click on it and all
the details will be displayed in the side
menu

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Questions about EndNote ?
Contact Susan Hastie at hasties@regents.ac.uk
Or pop into the library