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Penn State has initiated a pilot project to test RefWorks, a citation software and bibliographic management tool with some features similar to EndNote or Zotero. It is web-based and can be used from any location. The pilot runs now through the end of June 2008. During this time, all Penn State faculty, staff and students are welcome to use it and provide feedback on it.
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Please register to use RefWorks for the first time. Enter your name, email address, type of user, and area of focus. Enter the code displayed on your screen. NOTE: After your initial log in to RefWorks, you will always need to use your Penn State Access ID and Password to access RefWorks. |
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Create a folder for your class.
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RefWorks help guides:
Penn State RefWorks help is available via email.
You can import records directly into RefWorks from ProQuest, Ovid, and CSA databases, Google Scholar, and many more — see the whole list here.
RefWorks supports more than 600 import filters, allowing you to export citations from databases not allowing direct export.
Write-N-Cite
Write-N-Cite allows you to easily cite references and create formatted bibliographies connected to a Word document. More information and help documentation for using Write-N-Cite is available from RefWorks here.
To access Write-N-Cite (from on- or off-campus locations):
- Download and install Write-N-Cite on your computer.
- Open Write-N-Cite. If Word is not already open on your computer, Write-N-Cite will start up Word.
- A login screen will appear. Click on the link to "Shibboleth users" below the login box(es)
- Select "Penn State" the drop-down menu and click the Login button
- Log in with your Penn State access id and password.
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