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Managing information, writing research papers and creating bibliographies has always been a time-consuming, complex task, often involving the use of different systems and applications. RefWorks makes this a problem of the past. RefWorks provides users with a simple to use online tool, to capture, organize, store, share, and manipulate data generated by multiple information resources. The continued introduction of new features within the service, such as a RSS feed reader and RefShare, a tool for the web dissemination and publication of databases, expands upon the services integration of the newest technologies in order to support researchers with effective tools.
RefWorks enables you to:
Organizeyour research
Include citationswhile you write your paper
Build abibliographyin a variety of formats (e.g. Harvard, APA etc. RefWorks hasan extensive format collection from different journals)
Import referencesfrom many data sources (Online databases, web pages, text files,other bibliographical managers, manually, RSS feeds)
Create bibliographiesin different document formats (Word, RTF, HTML, etc.)
RefShare is a module within RefWorks that provides users with a quick and easy way to share their database (or folders) further enhancing collaborative research. Users can share their RefWorks references with both members of their own institution and globally with any researcher having Internet access.
Uses ofRefShare
Post class reading lists on a central Web page
Provide easy access to information for disparate researchers collaborating on a project
Create and share databases of frequently-requested reference queries by topic
Provide a linkable database of research done by specific faculty members
Benefits of RefShare
Facilitate dissemination of information by having a central Web page for the posting and access of research information
Provide a collaborative research environment using the capabilities of easily accessible data via the Internet
Enables the seamless sharing and exchange of information
Allow easy transfer of information between RefWorks databases
Centrally post frequently-needed databases of materials for research queries, class assignments, or research review
Provide easy remote access to research and collaboration globally
Who needs RefShare?
Faculty–post annotated class syllabi, reading lists, backgroundresearch; post published articles
Researchers–disseminate research results; collaborate on research
Students–access class lists, research, course requirements
Departments–post program requirements and reading lists; highlightfaculty research
Whether you are new to RefWorks or you just need to brush up on the basics, these tutorials will help you learn some basic features to get started using RefWorks. Also check direct tutorials from the RefWorks website.
1.0 Introduction - Learn to Use RefWorks in Twenty Minutes
Introduction to the first series - "Learn to Use RefWorks in 20 Minutes"
1.1 Accessing RefWorks, Creating and Account & Loggin in
1.2 Adding References to RefWorks Using Direct Export
1.3 Organising Imported References into Folders in RefWorks
1.4 Searching for References in your RefWorks Account using Quick Search
1.5 Creating Bibliography instantly on RefWorks
1.6 Using Write-N-Cite: Installing & Logging In
How to install Write-N-Cite on your computer and log in to connect it to your RefWorks account
1.7 Using Write-N-Cite: The basics: Inserting Citations & Create Bibliographies
How to manage your citations and generate bibliographiies automatically using a RefWorks tool that integrates with Microsoft Word called Write-N-Cite
1.7 RefShare
Introduction to Sharing References in RefWorks
How to Share References in RefWorks
RefWorks Sharing Options
Viewing a Share as a Guest
Working with Shared References in Your RefWorks Account
Working with the Shared Area
2.0 RefWorksFundamentals - Introduction
Introduction to our second series of tutorials - RefWorks Fundamentals. If you are new to RefWorks, start with our first series - "Learn to Use RefWorks in 20 Minutes".
2.1 Adding References to RefWorks by Searching Online Catalogs or Databases
2.2 Adding References to RefWorks by Importing Text Files - PubMed Example
2.3 Adding References to RefWorks by Manual Entry
2.4 Finding Full Text and Saving File Attachments in RefWorks
2.5 Finding and Removing Duplicate References in RefWorks
2.6 Managing Folders in RefWorks
How to manage your folders to organize references
2.7 One Line/Cite View to write research paper on RefWorks
Inserting citations and creating bibliographies in your research papers using the One Line/Cite View method
2.8 RefWorks Fundamentals - Conclusion
Conclusion to our second series of tutorials - "RefWorks Fundamentals". To learn more check out our third series, "RefWorks Advanced Features"
3.0 RefWorks Advanced Futures
Third series
3.2 Adding References to RefWorks Using RSS Feeds
How to use store RSS feeds in your RefWorks accounts and import references from them
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