University of New South Wales - Library

EndNote is bibliographic software that allows you to store, organise and manage your references in a database (called an EndNote library). These references can be linked to your word processing documents to instantly create in-text citations and bibliographies in the referencing style that you require.

Tutorials & Guides

EndNote Online Tutorials - Endnote tutorials and Webinars from the Endnote website
EndNote X1 Basics - Online tutorial available from EndNote Product Training
EndNote X Tutorial (modified with permission from University of Newcastle Library for UNSW users)

Connection Files

Connection files enable EndNote to open, search, and import references from a remote database:

Support & Services

Visit the EndNote website for the latest program updates and patches.

How to obtain a copy of EndNote

EndNote software is free to staff and students of UNSW, including the COFA Campus. It is not available to staff and students of ADFA.

There are 3 ways to obtain a copy of the software:

Download the EndNote software (for either PC or Mac) from the IT Services website. Note: this is a large file in zipped format and is not suitable for download on a dial-up connection. You will be required to enter a valid student/staff number and UniPass.
Obtain the software on CD from the IT Service Desk at Main Library, Kensington Campus. You will be required to show your staff/student card and fill out a form to receive the software.
Download the software at COFA and burn it on to CD. CDs are available for purchase from the Digital Print & Copy Service, located in Room F108, F Block College of Fine Arts, UNSW.

If you are having trouble installing, configuring or running the software, you may contact the IT Service Desk on ext. 51333 (9385-1333 from off campus) or e-mail the IT Service Desk

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RefWorks

RefWorks is an online bibliographic management program that allows users to create a personal database of references and generate bibliographies in a variety of formats.

Tutorials & Guides

RefWorks online tutorial page
Guides and helpsheets from the Refworks website also includes information on output styles and filters

How to log in and create a RefWorks account

Log in to RefWorks. If accessing from off campus, you will be required to enter a valid student/staff number and UniPass.
If using RefWorks for the first time click on New to RefWorks? ‘Sign up for an Individual Account'
Complete the registration page and create an individual log-in and password
A confirmation email detailing log-in name and password will be sent to you
You will be taken straight into RefWorks to begin research
Each subsequent time you access RefWorks use your nominated log-in name and password.

Note: Bookmark the UNSW RefWorks log in page for your subsequent sessions.