Creating a paper with proper citations and a literature list, manually, can be tedious. Reference software can be a great help to help avoid errors. This workshop teaches you to work with EndNote. This module helps you to work with search engines from general search engines like Libsearch, Google Scholar, Web of Science or Scopus. Maintain your gathered references, connect them to full text documents and exports into Word. If ypu want to practice databases from your academic discipline, consider, module 2. If you’re already acquainted with reference software, consider joining  Module 3 for more experienced users that want to learn advanced skills 

You’ll learn to

• Create a database in EndNote;
• gather references from general sources Web of Science* / Scopus, Google scholar and Libsearch;
• link full-text articles to your imported references;
• import your sources into EndNote;
•  order your imported references;
• export your sources to a Word document

Workshop requirement
To take part in this 1 hour workshop, it is required to have EndNote already installed on your laptop. IT service desk 

How this workshop benefited other students
These basic and more advanced workshops taught me how to not only use the software but also benefit from all options it gives you. (Rianna Jonker)

Certificate
Do you want to earn an Edubadge (online certificate)? In order to obtain this Edubadge, the participant is required to fully and actively participate in the workshop and has shown to understand EndNote and can work independently with the program.