Endnote Web Screencast Getting Signed Up

February 17, 2011

Here is a 4 minute screencast on how to get signed up to Endnote web.

http://screenr.com/4Df

There will be more to follow on using Endnote web soon:

  • Download the Cite While You Write Plugin
  • Manually inserting references into your Endnote Web Library
  • Importing references into your Endnote Web Library
  • Creating a Bibliography
  • Changing citation styles
  • Managing and Sharing your Endnote Groups
  • Watch this space! 😉


    Social Bookmarking / Citation Tools

    February 15, 2011

    Social Bookmarking isn’t new, but there are so many products on the market I do get asked what advantages do they offer over professional referencing software such as Endnote.

    So here is what I have gathered from personal use and other people’s opinions.  I think it would be great if you have anything to add or share with us please add your comments.

    Social Citation allows you to:

    •Drop in resources from sites you have been browsing on the web and from other users libraries and add to your own
    •Network with other students / researchers
    •Build collaborative collections of resources
    •Use tags to browse other researchers libraries
    •Use in conjunction with other web 2.0 tools such as RSS to add resources to a blog or website


    Recommends articles to you, when you have built up a picture of your own references.
    Easy to copy references from other people.
    Used mostly by scientists
    Can share journal articles, web links, book, any documents
    Can import/export to Endnote.
    Has bookmarking buttons for your browser

    Automates Bookmarking
    Groups feature – makes collaboration easy.
    You can keep bookmarks private or share them.
    Annotation and highlight feature.
    Allows you to share what you have found with others via Twitter, blogs etc.
    Everything on Diigo is there because someone has thought it’s worth saving

    Allows you to organise your references and pdf’s
    Creates Bibliographies
    One of the more academic Social Bookmarking tools

    Uses an integrated Firefox extention in browser
    Integrates with word and open office to build bibliographies.
    Comes preloaded with major citation styles.
    Groups function allows you to collaborate and share
    File storage space for you to save word, pdf or image files.
    Great for importing references from non traditional sources like wikis

    Over to you – what do you think?