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RefWorks
Tips and tricks for using RefWorks to manage citations, create bibliographies, and share citations.
- Getting Started
- HELP
- HANDOUT
- Logging In
- Citation Tools - What works with what?
- In-text Citations
- Trouble Getting RCM?
- Accessibility
- Group Accounts and Sharing
- Troubleshooting and Tips
- Alumni
- Other Citation Tools (Zotero, EndNote, more)
RefWorks Help
Questions?
- Email the JHU RefWorks support group
- refworks.support@proquest.com \ or 775-327-4105 \ (Monday-Friday, 9am-8pm Eastern)\ or (toll free) 800-521-0600 ext 74440
- RefWorks CHAT (Monday-Friday, 9am-8pm Eastern time)\ Scoll down to RefWorks -- if it says "available," click on the blue "RefWorks" link
What is RefWorks?
RefWorks is an online citation manager that helps you keep track of citations to books, articles, and other documents.
It can also create properly formatted bibliographies, and insert citations into your documents.
- RefWorks is free to all JHU users
- It is web-based, so doesn't need to be downloaded
- It is also available on all public computers in Eisenhower Library
- Information for JHU alumni
- Download Microsoft Office 365 from JHU by logging into myjh.edu --> TECHNOLOGY --> Office 365:\
FOR HELP
- START with the bottom left of this page
- RefWorks's own guide about RefWorks , including videos for basic and advanced use
- More information about RefWorks and other citation managers is on this Welch Library guide
Write 'n' Cite Users: WnC is being discontinued. Please switch to RCM as soon as possible.