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Step to Searching and Importing references using ENDNOTE X · Selecting and importing with the (endnote) program with you |
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A. Select files
from a library database and import into the selected files directly into the
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What do you need? |
i.The library database ii.The program with the name of the file already set up iii. Knowledge of how to import the file a. Using the software directly b. Using the save file feature |
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The steps with |
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Open the library database and search using the librarian’s (Barbara Shaffer) recommendations. Go to ERIC. (You might go to Education Abstracts, or WilsonWeb or other content area databases.) Put in the search terms. |
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Make a note the database used(i.e.: ERIC-Ebscohost, or Education Abstracts-Ebscohost, or WilsonWeb). If you did not make a note, you might be okay, but it is recommended. |
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Select the files of interest by adding them to the folder to the right of the screen. |
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Go to the folder. Notice the difference between this slide and the previous slide. Notice the menu PRINT, EMAIL, SAVE, EXPORT. |
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Export the references following these steps. You want to export the files using the following procedure. |
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Make sure you select—Direct Export to EndNote, ProCite, or Reference Manager. (EDUCATION ABSTRACTS) |
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In advance, stop
and make sure you have an endnote file set up. |
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Before all of this you have set up an ENDNOTE file with the name of the project. My project Name is reference_search.enl. |
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Make sure you have ENDnote loaded according the directions. Open the program from your start menu etc. |
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Create a new library. The first choice in the list. |
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Name the file |
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This is what you will see. This file is empty and you will populate it. You could have started a file and input by hand some files, and then added some files. |
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Let us go back to the library data base and import the files, clicking on save. |
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When you hit save. Select the file that you created in ENDNOTE. |
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It will come through like this |
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Scroll through using software to basically check that it looks correct |
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Importing using the Bibliographic method or alternate version using the save function. (Example—ERIC) |
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The file comes in with the headings —save as a text file on the desktop or somewhere you can find it easily. |
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Save the file as a text document somewhere on desktop |
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Import File |
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Import the proper filter –Ebsco ERIC, and then IMPORT |
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The first time you import you may see a file like this. It may select the type of reference file for you. |
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Scroll through using software to basically check that it looks correct |
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ERIC does not work properly using the software directly. |
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Questions: What happens when you hit save? BAD things. Nothing comes in. Do not do it. USE Export. |
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I have some concerns about multiple databases. I recommend searching individual databases. It does not work for me. I suggest searching one database at a time. |
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Once you are set on the sources, I suggest using copy formatted. |
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You can import this into your word or even wordperfect. |
Ardac,
D., & Akaygun, S. (2004). Effectiveness of multimedia-based instruction
that emphasizes molecular representations on students' understanding of
chemical change. Journal of Research in Science Teaching, 41(4),
317-337. Ardac,
D., & Akaygun, S. (2005). Using static and dynamic visuals to represent
chemical change at molecular level. International Journal of Science
Education, 27(11), 1269-1298. Bender,
D. M., Wood, B. J., & Vredevoogd, J. D. (2004). Teaching time: Distance
education versus classroom instruction. American Journal of Distance
Education, 18(2), 103-114. Chang,
C.-y., & Tsai, C.-c. (2005). The interplay between different forms of cai
and students' preferences of learning environment in the secondary science
class. Science Education, 89(5), 707-724. |
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My Notes:
Download Free 30-Day Trial
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Download EndNote Trial |
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U.S. East Coast Download Site: PC Download Trial |
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U.S. East Coast Download Site: MAC Download Trial |
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Installation Instructions
EndNote X requires
Mac OS X 10.3.6 - 10.4.x. To update your Mac OS, go to "System
Preferences / Software Update" or go to http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/.
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http://www.endnote.com/training/tutorials/EndNoteX_tutorial/EndNote.asp
This is a great tutorial
Welcome
Chris
Hebblethwaite—Library
Jessica Hester-Theatre
Julia
Offen-Anthropology
Bill
Bosch—computer science
Preety
Tripathi—Mathematics
Alisa
Wareham-CELT, graduate Assistant
Anthropology
Theatre
Education
Mathematics
Computer science
Library
Background:
- Thank you for coming and your interest
- I have been using the software since 2000—Endnote
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- I used the output for APA for a long time
- It seems overwhelming at first, but the more you
use it, the easier it gets and will make your life smoother
- I saw how Barb G. was using it while she was writing
and organizing sources that she uses all the time. (She was using Endnote 9)
- We should share this with the campus
- I asked Barb S. to join us since sometimes making
sense out of the search features is more important than setting up the
sources
- I just purchased the upgrade for Endnote 10—Works
fine
- Thank you Barbara Garii and Barbara Shaffer for
agreeing to do this
Original post sent to CELT
Endnote is a program that
will help create a bibliography in seconds, organize your sources for multiple
projects, and increase your research productivity. Yes, you still have to write the paper and do the research, but
this software eases the process. Bring
your research ideas. We will first search the library databases, download the
sources immediately to EndNote, create a bibliography and insert the sources as
required.
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Building
your EndNote Library - |
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Formatting
papers in MS Word® - |
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http://www.endnote.com/support/entechform.asp
Overview:
Set up ENDNOTE --Garii
Decide on the Output Style
(output Styles—APA, MLA)--Garii
Search for sources (Library Databases or Google, etc.)
Shaffer
Import using the software (Import Styles)—Burrell
Next Steps:
Other:
Connect
Articles to the source using pdf or html—you can find the article for future
use
Connect to library
catalogs—tools, connect—library catalogs are open to you.
Download free version
Purchase as an Educator—less expensive
Tutorials—Burrell
Questions:
What would you like to try?
