EndNote at MIT

What is EndNote?

EndNote is a software package designed to help you to organize bibliographic references and create a bibliography. EndNote allows you to:

• Search for citations in databases (such as PubMed) and library catalogs.
  
  
  
  
  
• Retrieve relevant citations (from databases like Web Of Science) and import them into EndNote.
  
  
  
  
  
• Build your bibliography and organize your references.
  
  
  
  
  

EndNote at MIT

MIT does not offer a site license or discount pricing for EndNote. The MIT Libraries offer limited support for EndNote users, particularly with issues involving EndNote connectivity with library-supported resources. The libraries also provide introductory hands-on training in the use of EndNote during IAP and by arrangement.

Members of the MIT community do have free access to EndNoteWeb, a web-based version of EndNote. However, we recommend trying RefWorks instead of EndNoteWeb if you are planning to use a web-based product.

Getting Help With EndNote

Questions about EndNote should be directed to ISI ResearchSoft via the web or by phone at (408) 987-5609, 8 AM to 5 PM Pacific, Monday through Friday.

If you have questions about using EndNote in conjunction with library-supported databases, please use Ask Us!, contact a library service desk, or your subject specialist.

Other Citation Managers?

The MIT Libraries also support and license RefWorks. See Comparison Chart (from Princeton).

This page was last updated on Wednesday, 12-Mar-2008 15:34:23 EDT