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RefWorks Citation Management
Use RefWorks to store, organize, insert, and format citations for research papers.
NOTE: As of September 2016, there is a new version of RefWorks. Past users can continue to use the Legacy version or migrate.
New users should just use the New RefWorks.
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Pre-September-2016 users: Login here How to Migrate to New RefWorks from Legacy RefWorks Update Aug 2019: Proquest has extended support of the legacy version indefinitely, certainly through 2020 at least. |
Help for RefWorks, old and new:
- Get Live "Chat" support right now if an "agent" is available (New as of Sept 2019) - ignore the main support form and look at the bottom right to find the chat widget
- RefWorks - About, Guides and Webinars, FAQ, and Help
- RefWorks Guide to the "New RefWorks"
- "New RefWorks" - YouTube videos
- How to Import References to New RefWorks from OneSearch
- RefWorks slides from Robertson Library Workshop
- Microsoft Word, Google Docs and RefWorks - use Write-N-Cite (or the newer RefWorks Citation Manager) to add citations to Word documents, and then format the citations and reference list/bibliography. Also explains "Save to RefWorks" citation import tool from your browser.
- Importing References from UPEI Databases - detailed instructions for individual databases
- RefShare - share your RefWorks folders
- Access to RefWorks after graduation - You can access your RefWorks account after graduation by completing a few changes to your account. More nformation and instructions are available at this link.
- Importing References from Other Citation Management Software (e.g., Endnote, Zotero, Mendeley, Reference Manager) to RefWorks (a RefWorks guide)
- Other Citation Managers (Zotero & Mendeley)
- Citation Manager Comparison Charts
- RefWorks, Zotero, Mendeley 3-Way Comparison (Dean Giustini, UBC)
- Citation Management (University of Toronto Gerstein Science Information Centre)
- Comparisons of Programs (UC Berkeley Library - Sheldon Margen Public Health Library)
Please contact the Robertson Library Service Desk, in person, by telephone 566-0583, or the ASK US chat help if you have any questions about using RefWorks.
