University of Tulsa LibGuides - Nursing: A Guide to McFarlin Library Resources

Need help with EndNote?

Help using EndNote is available from these sources:

McFarlin Library has several multimedia tutorials. Check under the EndNote tab located above.
When you install EndNote you will also install a 719 page PDF manual. It should answer just about any question you have.
The EndNote website has lots of information.
Contact the McFarlin Reference Desk at 918-631-2880. All the librarians have been trained in using EndNote.
Contact Charles Brooks, 918-631-3793 or charles-brooks@utulsa.edu

What is EndNote?

EndNote is "Citation Management" software and the researcher's best friend!

With EndNote you may:

download bibliographic citations from indexes like those on EBSCOhost and from the library catalog
manage these downloaded citations in a database
format the citations in your preferred style (e.g. MLA, APA, etc.)
and insert them into a document as footnotes and references

Want to download and install EndNote? Just go to MyTU and follow these directions.

McFarlin Library Multimedia Tutorials

McFarlin Library has a series of multimedia tutorials on EndNote that provide an overview of the various ways in which to utilize this important software:

Downloading

Instructions on how to download the EndNote software from MyTU.
Getting Started

A basic introduction to EndNote.
Importing from the Catalog

How to get citations from the library's catalog into EndNote.
Saving Citations from EBSCOhost

Learn how to export article citations from any EBSCOhost database into an EndNote library.
Writing a Term Paper

"Cite While You Write" a term paper in Microsoft Word using EndNote.