Getting strated with EndNote Web

Go to WebEndNote , create an account with your KTH-ID (KTH’s e-mail) and get your own library.

Under Downloads in your EndNote library:

• Install Cite While You Write plug-in to insert references.

Install the Capture Reference button to your Bookmarks bar. With Capture Reference you can save references directly from your browser to your EndNote library.

Start to fil your library and you can do it in different ways: by importing references, exporting from databases and adding manually.

• Don’t forget that as writer/ citation user, you are always responsible for quality and credibility of your references. You don’t lose this responsibility by downloading a reference from a database and submitting it in a reference management application.
• Remember that the information above is for using Web EndNote and not EndNote Desktop. Do you have problem with getting started? Try to find a description to the problem in EndNote Online FAQs .

Mendeley is free software which consists of two components: desktop software and a web application.

• Mendeley Works with Windows, Mac and Linux and offer 2GB of free online storage. It is of course possible to purchase additional storage if it is needed.
• PDF organizer: drag and drop, add note and highlighting to PDFs
• Allows discovering statistics on own and other articles
• Allows to run searches in sites such as Google Scholar and PubMed to complete any missing information
• Two options for sharing collections:
  • Create public reading lists that are available to all Mendeley users
  • Totally open public group that anyone can join

• Share private collections with up to three colleagues
• Users are responsible for their own copyright awareness

Create an account : Download Word Processor Integration (for Windows, Mac, Linux). And start with collecting, organizing, citing and collaborating within your Mendeley library.

For details on downloading and working with Mendeley:

Getting started with Mendeley Desktop

Mendeley Video Tutorial

Mendley – a short guide  by Karolinska Institutet, University Library

Zotero is a free open source plug-in, developed in 2006 by George Mason University’s Centre for History and New Media (CHNM).

• Zotero consists of two components: desktop software and a web application, offer free storage 300 MB, and it is possible to purchase additional storage if it is needed.  
• The file Storage is a cloud-based syncing and storage solution for PDFs, images, web snapshots, and any other files attached to your Zotero libraries.
• Zotero allows users to create groups and share references.
• Users are responsible for their own copyright awareness

Create an account , download Word Processor Integration (for Windows/ Mac/ Linux). And start with collecting, organizing, citing and collaborating within your Zotero library.

For details on downloading and working with Zotero:

Zotero Documentation

Zotero Quick Start Guide

You can format your citations according BibTex, if you are LaTeX user. And you do not really need to do anything but learning work with commands. You create a database (.bib) with your references (bibliographic information) when you type them.

The style of all your references will be consistent. Don’t forget to define which style you want to apply to your references: \bibliographystyle{stylename}.

Example on some Styles:

1. ieeetr

2. IEEE

3. ama

4 .nature

5. chicagoa

6. apasoft

And some links for BibTeX users:

BibTeX- The University of British Colombia

BibTeX.org

BibTeX bibliography Styles