For this class, you will be finding information and developing your information research process.  Your final project is a literature review focusing on your current lab research.  Use this guide as a starting point and feel free to email me to schedule research appointments as needed.

1. Download and install EndNote from Duke's software download site.
   • Be sure to unzip/extract the files before trying to install.
   • Be sure Word is not open when installing.
      
2. After installing, open EndNote and install any updates.
   • For Mac, go under the "EndNote" menu and choose "Check for Updates."
   • For Windows, click "Help" and choose "Check for Updates."
      
3. Check that the EndNote toolbar or tab now appears in Word. If you don't have the toolbar/tab, see the EndNote FAQ.
    
4. Add Find Full Text functionality to EndNote
   • Go to EndNote Preferences (under Edit for PCs and the EndNote name for Macs)
   • Click Find Full Text
   • In OpenURL Path, enter https://getitatduke.library.duke.edu
   • In the Authenticate URL, enter https://proxy.lib.duke.edu/login
   • Click OK
      
5. Add journal abbreviations for journal names (if your citation style uses abbreviations – see question titled Styles 4)
    
6. Add export link in Google Scholar results
   • Go to Google Scholar
   • Click the three lines in the upper left corner of the screen
   • Click the Settings 
   • Under Bibliography Manager, click button "Show links to import citations into" and choose "EndNote"

7.  Learn more about Endnote at:  http://clarivate.libguides.com/endnote_training/home

8. Open a New Library.  Note that Endnote created your library as a .enl file and a separate forlder with a .data extension.  These two parts must be kept together to work correctly!

9. Bonus info:  Set up Google Scholar to connect to the Duke Libraries and to Endnote.

Install LibKey Nomad in your browser and benefit from cover images, article in context links and one-click access to PDFs while you search.  Examples below include screen shots from Web of Science and Scopus where the user has installed Libkey Nomad.