The image below shows a citation export using the JSTOR database. The first image shows a citation export using the EBSCO database. The images below show several different methods of importing citations from PSU's database to EndNote so you can see a comparison. Each database has a slightly different interface, and sometimes the option to export a citation to EndNote can be listed under a different term, such as 'Save' or 'Export.' You can export research articles from the web, Microsoft Office, and PSU's research databases. You can also see how EndNote compares to other reference management tools in terms of cost and functionality.There are several ways to import citations to EndNote. However, people often need help getting started with EndNote Basic/Online so check out the quick reference guide and the Using EndNote Basic/Online YouTube playlist It allows you to collect references, organise them and easily insert them into Microsoft Word documents. Here, we will focus on the web-based program. There is some information on how to do this under the More advanced tools > EndNote Basic section of Bibliographic management This is free but make sure to sign up for it via Web of Science to get more functionality.You may see this referred to as EndNote Basic, EndNote Online or EndNote Web.There is some information on how to get it installed on OU PCs and how to purchase it for your own PC under the Tools for purchase or subscription section of Bibliographic management.This can be installed for free on OU PCs or can be purchased for use on your own PC.EndNote is a popular reference management tool.

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