Library Out Loud

Are you a Distance student wanting to use EndNote, or to find out more about it? Then sign up for our online class ‘Getting Started with EndNote’, on Monday 6th May, 7 p.m. to 7.45 p.m. Check the Tours and Classes page to register and find out more.

4 responses to “Online EndNote class for Distance students”

1. Angus Brown says:

   April 29, 2013 at 8:42 am

   Hi, I’d like to sign up for the endnote class. Can you please provide some more information about it? How/where is et held etc?

   Regards

   Angus Brown

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   • katherine says:

     April 29, 2013 at 9:44 am

     Hi Angus

     Excellent! You can sign up by sending an email to library@massey. The class itself is held online, so we send you the link to the meeting room, and a place to check that the software will work with your computer. The class is like a lecture (we use a mixture of powerpoint and demonstrating the software). You’ll need headphones and broadband internet access. If students want to ask a question there is a chat box, and we have one person who is monitoring that all the time.
     The content is the basics of using EndNote – entering references and exporting them from databases, checking them, attaching PDFs, and using EndNote with Word (Cite while you write) to format your in-text citations and reference list correctly. You don’t need to have EndNote already to take the class. The classes aren’t recorded, so they are not available later, but we send a follow up email to all registrants.
     I hope that answers your questions, if not comment again or email library@massey.
     cheers

     Katherine Chisholm

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     • Helena burnett says:

       August 6, 2013 at 10:21 am

       Why don’t you record them and make them available.That would make economic sense and liberate viewing times

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       • Massey University Library says:

         August 7, 2013 at 1:28 pm

         Hi Helena

         Yes, we also have recorded versions too. The classes are for those who prefer a live experience and may want to ask questions as they go.

         If you’re interested in recorded material (including EndNote), take a look at our demonstrations:
         http://www.massey.ac.nz/massey/research/library/help-and-instruction/how-to-find/show-me-how-masterlist/show-me-how-masterlist_home.cfm

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