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EndNote version X3 is now available for Windows (Mac version coming soon). It’s a free download for GSU students, faculty and staff.
Our next (also free) EndNote workshop is July 8, 12pm-1:30 in classroom 1 near Saxby’s coffee shop in Library North. Email Joel Glogowski to sign up.
Debuting the GSU Library Insider, an audio podcast featuring short episodes highlighting a library tool, service or skill that will make your life easier.*
In the first episode, Jason and Joel discuss EndNote and Zotero, two programs for storing and managing citations and creating bibliographies. Links to the stuff we mention:
E-mail Jason (jpuckett@gsu.edu) or Joel (jglogowski@gsu.edu) with any questions about using these programs.
What would you like to hear about in future episodes? Leave a comment here on the blog or e-mail Jason.
*That is, the part of your life that you spend using the GSU Library. We make no promises about the rest of it.
This podcast is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License.
On April 8th the University Library is offering a free EndNote workshop. EndNote is bibliographic software that can help you create and format citations and bibliographies for research papers. The workshop will be held from 3:00-4:00 in the classroom on the first floor of Library North.
Contact Joel Glogowski for questions or to register.
On February 26 the University Library is offering a free EndNote workshop. EndNote is bibliographic software that can help you create and format citations and bibliographies for research papers. There is still space available. Please join us if you can. The workshop will be held from 12:30-1:30 in the classroom on the first floor of Library North.
Contact Joel Glogowski for questions or to register.
Thursday, February 26 at 12:30pm
Library Classroom 1
This free crash course will teach you everything you need to know to get started using EndNote.
Topics include entering and organizing your citations, connecting directly to online resources, importing citations from article databases, and using EndNote with Word to generate bibliographies. To sign up, please contact Joel Glogowski.
Learn how to use EndNote at a free library workshop on Tuesday, January 20, 12:30-1:30 in Classroom 1, Library North. EndNote is a program that helps you save, organize and format citations. It can save you hours creating your bibliography! GSU users can download EndNote for free.
For more information about using EndNote, check out our new EndNote web guide. To register for the workshop, e-mail Jason Puckett.
(Want to try a different citation manager? A workshop on Zotero for Firefox is coming later this semester.)
EndNote X2’s Cite While You Write feature is now available to users of the popular Mac word processing program. See more from Apple.
EndNote X2 users can install the update by using the EndNote menu (Help->EndNote Program Updates).
From the EndNote website:
“The update is available to EndNote X2 users and includes highly requested features that allow you to work with increased flexibility.”
Click here for more details.
Georgia State University students, faculty and staff can download EndNote X2 for Mac OS X from the University Library’s EndNote web page.
Click here to see what’s new in EndNote X2.
Please contact Joel Glogowski if you have any questions.
Please join Donna Kirking, Senior Product Trainer from Thomson Reuters, for EndNote X2 training on November 3rd. She will be offering two sessions: Building an EndNote Library and Using EndNote in Word.
Date: November 3, 2008
Location: Library Classroom 1
Time: 10:30 - 12:00 Building an EndNote Library
12:30 - 2:00 Using EndNote in Word
Space is limited. Please email learningcommons@gsu.edu to register for one or both of the sessions. In the text of your message include your name and indicate what session(s) you plan to attend.
Contact Joel Glogowski for more information.
