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Endnote

This guide is intended to instruct students, staff, and faculty on using Endnote, a citation generating tool which is available on our library computers.

Useful links

LibGuides home page
Browse through all CNU library guides here.
CNU Library home page
Reach all of our library services and resources, as well as the CNU homepage.
A-Z Database page
Browse a full list of our library databases here.
Catalog
Browse CNU's physical collection of books.

In this video, the Librarian follows these steps:

Goes to the CNU Database page
Opens "Academic Search Complete"
Searches for articles on mental health and medication
Scrolls through the results and downloads citations.
Two ways to download citations:
- First, the Librarian downloads one citation:
  - Clicks on an article
  - Finds the "export" button on the right side
  - Selects the RIS file for downloading
  - Double-clicks the RIS file, which opens in Endnote (successfully saved)
- Then, the Librarian multiple citations at once:
  - Clicks the "folder" icon to the right of the articles she wants
  - Goes to her "folder" at the top right of the screen, where her selected articles are saved
  - Selects all articles in her folder
  - Clicks "Export" and selects the RIS file
  - Double-clicks the RIS file, which opens in Endnote (successfully saved)

Contact us

Email: library@cnsu.edu -- All questions and suggestions are welcome. We're eager to help.

Quick help: Walk-up hours (generally M-F) are posted in the library.

Schedule an appointment: Meet with a librarian on the topic of your choice.