Using RefWorks to Manage Your Literature
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Date/Time: April 10, 2007
Title: Using RefWorks to Manage Your Literature
Presenter: Pat Redman
- Using To Manage Your Literature Pat Redman Taubman Health Sciences Library © 2007 Regents of the University of Michigan. All rights reserved.
- What is RefWorks? Database software ….provided by the Library ….accessible via the web
- Why use RefWorks? • To organize your references….like an electronic filing cabinet • To import your database search results • To format your papers and bibliographies according to journal/style specifications • To share references for team or department projects
- Access on campus: http://www.refworks.com/refworks
- RefWorks Tutorial & FAQ
- Tutorial Basics
- Highlighted Tutorials
- OVID Medline Search
- Direct Export
- Export Results to RefWorks
- Import from OVID
- Last Imported Folder
- Descriptors View
- Citation View
- Recapping • Direct Export is easy but not available in all databases. It is in UM-Medsearch, PsycInfo and Dissertation Abstracts. • For other databases such as PubMed and Web of Knowledge, save your results as a text file and use File-Import in RefWorks.
- Now in PubMed
- File - Save As
- Import Filters
- Manually Adding a Reference
- Use the Folders menu to create folders and organize your references
- Create New Folders
- Use the Search menu to Lookup
- So far we’ve: • Built our RefWorks library with references from UM-Medsearch and PubMed • Learned how to add a reference manually • Used folders to organize our references • Looked at the Search menu Now let’s format a paper!
- Choose Cite View
- Open Word File
- Place Cursor, Click Cite, Selection Citation
- Drag & Drop Drag and drop Citation into Word document
- Clear between cites
- Save & close your paper
- Creating a bibliography
- RefWorks renames file
- Important! • Autism.doc is not formatted by RefWorks • Final-Autism.doc is formatted by RefWorks If you want to make changes, make them to Autism.doc and then reformat in RefWorks again.
- Need help? • Online: remember the Tutorial & FAQ • Call or email us: – 764-1210 – medical.library@umich.edu • Contact me directly: – Pat Redman pmr@umich.edu

