What is Endnote Web?
Endnote Web is a Web-based reference management tool that allows you to create a personal
database of up to 10,000 references by importing citations from online databases or text files.
You can organize references into folders, and quickly and easily create and format bibliographies
using a wide choice of citation styles.
Endnote Web is provided free of charge to Marquette students and faculty as part of our
subscription to Web of Science. If you don't have a personal Web of Science account, you can
sign up for an Endnote Web account at myendnoteweb.com.
You must be on campus in order to create an account. Once registered, you can
access your Endnote Web account from on or off campus. You will need to login while on campus
at least once every twelve months in order to maintain your account.
Before you begin using EndnoteWeb, or if you have a question while you're using it, you might try
the help guide and FAQs listed below. You may also contact the Raynor Library Information Desk
for assistance: http://www.marquette.edu/library/askus/
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How does Endnote Web compare to Refworks and Endnote desktop software?
Endnote Web versus Endnote
Comparison of Features in Refworks,
Endnote Web, and Endnote
Endnote Web Help Guides and FAQs
Endnote Web
FAQ
This link provides answers to commonly asked questions about Endnote Web.
Tutorial
This short tutorial covers how to create an account, add a new reference, manage references in folders,
import records from library databases, format papers, and create bibliographies in a number of citation
styles (APA, MLA, Chicago Manual of Style, etc.)
Help
Guide
The help guide contains more in-depth information on using Endnote Web and is arranged topically in
the following categories: Getting Started, Endnote Web Site, Managing References, Options, Cite While
Your Write, and Toolbars for Microsoft Internet Explorer (Windows only) and Firefox.
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