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Citation Management

Need help learning EndNote and RefWorks? Not sure what Citation Management is? You've come to the right place.

Accessing Your Citation Manager

Citation managers can input citations into word processing documents and format a works cited at the same time. They change automatically for almost any citation style you could need! They also serve as your own searchable database of citations. The UGA Student Technology Fee, through the UGA Libraries, funds the licenses for two citation managers: EndNote, and RefWorks.

EndNote and RefWorks are available to all faculty, staff and students at UGA. Exclusions may affect certain patron classes. Please ask at any UGA Libraries' Reference desk. UGA Libraries may contact users periodically for feedback (but not spam).  

ENDNOTE USERS

EndNote™ 20 for Windows is available. EndNote™ 20 for Mac is not.

Is EndNote 20 for you? If you are in the middle of working on an article or paper, you might want to wait to upgrade. Click here to get more information about EndNote 20, and to help you decide whether to upgrade yet.

Choosing a Citation Manager

Not sure whether you want to use EndNote or RefWorks?

  • If you use different computer workstations, use Google Docs, and share your citations with many people, consider RefWorks.
  • If you use the same machine, and would like more storage space for your PDFs and documents, consider EndNote.

There are many other citation managers. Please see: Wikipedia: Comparison of Reference Management Software for more on the functionalities of citation managers.

You may also want to watch this 50-minute video which shows the basics of each citation manager