How to use Endnote 20 for referencing. A beginner’s guide

[@CFPPLANNER]

This gentleman presents a very challenging topic with humor, insight, and intelligence. thank you very much!

[@PublicHealthResources]

I appreciate your feedback Martin 😊

[@aidanmcgrath911]

@@PublicHealthResourcesexcellent Video man, you explained everything perfectly! Thank you so much, I feel more confident using endnote now. You’re a gentleman! 🙏😊

[@PublicHealthResources]

@@aidanmcgrath911 happy to help 🙂

[@saveearthinitiativeengagin2650]

​@@PublicHealthResources I think I have lost all my project references on Endnote 😢 The free version I was using had explained, I tried downloading a new one and continuing with the endnote But I can't find almost 100 references and I don't know what to do😢

[@george8589]

I've avoided endnote for 2 years, thinking it was too slow and a pain in the ass. Now I know! This Master's Disertation is going to be way easier- Thank you!

[@PublicHealthResources]

Wow! That’s great George! Go for it 👍

[@ihekwemedorcas7656]

Bro God bless you for this video. I m currently doing my masters in Manchester Metropolitan and I can confidently do my reference with the help of this video, we had an online lecture today on endnote but I lost track along the line and decided to come to KZbin for a video guide, boom I came across your video. You have saved a life.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Wow! Thank you Dorcas for your feedback. I wish you the very best with your program 👍

[@prodigytall]

Clear and explicit enough. Thank you sir

[@PublicHealthResources]

You are most welcome sir✌️

[@Bluboss]

I had issues with referencing but thanks be to God that has made you so intelligent in passing the message 🙏thanks again

[@PublicHealthResources]

🙏

[@kiplimosimon1429]

Greatest presenter of all time. Thank you so much.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Much appreciated Kiplimo 🙌

[@moh-r1129]

The best explanation you can ever have on Endnote!.

[@emmanuelmatthiasichah556]

This is great. You have just hand me the solution to the referencing challenges as I prepare for my desertion on a plater. I really do appreciate this sir

[@PublicHealthResources]

Wishing you the best 🙌

[@adenikeolajide-jimoh6900]

Amazing! 😊 This has taken all the fears and anxiety away. Wow! This kinds of solves over 50% of the problem of writing thesis.😂😂 why am I so excited? Thank you very much Sir. This is indeed a good work.

[@courtesstucker8069]

The best endnote tutorial I've come across

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you so much Courtress, I appreciate your feedback 🙌

[@yalwemaikenti2957]

We actually have all we need for research, we just have to get acquainted to them. Thank you for making it easy to understand

[@PublicHealthResources]

Happy to help Yalwe 👍

[@tuamsenshindes7828]

I used to dread referencing but this lecture has made me look forward to it. You were referring to me when you spoke about those who wait to the end before the add references. Going forward I will cite while I write. Thank you sir

[@PublicHealthResources]

Awesome. Am glad to know that you were impacted positively by this video. Thank you for your feedback

[@oluwabusayoomosuyi4715]

Sir, your explanation is just makes references so much easier now. Thank you

[@PublicHealthResources]

Great 👍

[@judegandus7003]

Thanks so much. This is super fantastic. I have learned a lot from you, including how to use SPSS to analyze data. God bless you, big Brother. You are a real genius. We are following your lessons Sir.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Happy to help 👍

[@websterarme639]

Besides being extremely helpful and informative, it is just fun to watch this video. "Okey dokey artichokey." Love it. Great job and thanks for helping demystify EndNote!

[@PublicHealthResources]

😊Glad you enjoyed it Webster. Thank you so much

[@LoriEberly]

I've watched several other EndNote tutorials and this is the best!

[@PublicHealthResources]

Wow! I appreciate your feedback Lori 🤗

[@LoriEberly]

Do you have additional EndNote tutorials, beyond "Beginner's Guide"? @@PublicHealthResources

[@odibafriday8423]

Thanks so much. I tried using EndNote on my own before now but unsuccessful. This video is a saviour.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Am glad you found this useful sir🙌

[@petrjanec6961]

Thank you. The video is helpful. Could you tell, me why the references were put in the document like this {Kornacki, 2021 #46} ? Thanyk you

[@PublicHealthResources]

Hi Petr, great question. It’s very likely that you need to select the correct reference style that you need. So in MS word, go to “endnote” on the menu bar and under “bibliography” select the style drop-down and choose whichever style you want and it will automatically adjust the references and citations for you👍. I hope this helps?

[@petrjanec6961]

Hi, I tried your recommendation. The 74 issue citations are correct (I set up the "Vancouver Super" format per your instructions) it works up to 74. But new citations are saved for me in this format "{Hansmann, 2021 #108}". And new citations are not saved in "References" at all. Everything is fine until quote 74. Thank you@@PublicHealthResources

[@PublicHealthResources]

Oh, so what you need to do is to “Update Citations and Bibliography” and make sure instant formatting is on. Let me know if the problem still persists 👍

[@petrjanec6961]

@@PublicHealthResources Hi prof. what do you mean "Update Citations and Bibliography” an where I can find " instant formatting" Thank you

[@petrjanec6961]

@@PublicHealthResources Excellent I have updated bibliography and it works. Thank you😀 Thank You😃

[@abiolaalice9611]

This is Superb, sir. You are a great tutor.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you Alice 👍

[@olaniranorekha4175]

I have absolutely enjoyed this video - your humour and natural "home-boy" presentation has made it all the more interesting. Thank you very much, and all the best for your future. Thanks for certainly investing in mine 😊

[@PublicHealthResources]

Wow, thank you! Wishing you all the best sir 🙌

[@Alikodomi]

Good morning Sir. I'm definitely using this for my subsequent assignments. As usual, you make learning fun and easy. Thank you very much Sir

[@simbiatali5423]

Referencing couldn’t be easier.. thank you sir, for exposing us to this.

[@PublicHealthResources]

You welcome Simbiat👍

[@OhidePeter]

You're such a wonderful person. Today, I have learned a lot from your demonstrations and these make easier for me to get through my research. Thank you so much ❤️

[@PublicHealthResources]

You are most welcome Ohide. Wishing you all the best in your research

[@ramatualhassan8987]

This endnote is amazing.....thanks for knowledge

[@PublicHealthResources]

Glad you liked it Ma’am👍

[@nnennachukwu2487]

You make learning seamless and easy. Thank you.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Glad to hear that!

[@nwokejiimmaculata1784]

Such an amazing reference software! Can’t wait to use it in future. Thank you for sharing always!

[@the_real_anong]

Thank you. Hope your page grows larger. You have truly helped

[@PublicHealthResources]

🤗 Thank you so much

[@WinifredIhenacho]

Information is really power. Thank you for this lecture sir

[@PublicHealthResources]

So nice of you Winifred

[@chinazoorji]

Referencing made easy! Thank you for this video Sir.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Chinaza🙌

[@agboalexbaba]

Endnote is really a powerful referencing tool, it makes referencing much easier, thank you for the powerful informative lecture. Blessings

[@PublicHealthResources]

Am glad you found this helpful, Chief Agbo🙌

[@AABrief]

This is a clear and direct way to understand. Much appreciated.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Am glad you found it useful Ma’am

[@MissFunnyBunneh]

Thank you for addressing the part on Libraries. I have been watching videos, but no one shared the best practices for using the Library function. Or best practices when for the Author... Amazing video, worth the watch!

[@PublicHealthResources]

Am glad you found it helpful 🤗

[@cynthiamkparu9396]

Easy peasy lifestyle , u make things really easy Sir…. Ure highly appreciated Dr.

[@PublicHealthResources]

You are most welcome Ma’am 👍

[@AdlineKachy-eq9rg]

This is so so amazing, reference made easy with EndNote. Super awesome, I didn't know good stuff like this was existing. Thank you so much sir for making learning easy peasy. Some of us are no longer rookie researcher, all thanks to you😊

[@PublicHealthResources]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mohammadmainuddin6172]

You guys are awesome and you helped me a lot to learned Endnote use for my research paper writing. Its now easy and simple to me. Thank you once again.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you for your feedback Muhammad.🙏

[@aidanmcgrath911]

@@PublicHealthResourcesthank you so much. You explained it perfectly! Much appreciated. 🙏

[@The_beauty__15]

Easy peasy lemon 🍋 squeezy Super sir Love from Karnataka, india ❤❤

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you for your feedback. India 🇮🇳 🤗

[@musaabdullahigarba978]

You are too much Sir.I learned how to used Mandeley from you and now Endnote. Your knowledge is really contributing to the research world.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you Dr Musa, am glad you found this video impactful. Now you can choose between Mendeley and Endnote sir👍

[@sharonduniya3701]

Part of my fear concerning research is the referencing aspect.Thanks for breaking End note down in a simple,easy peasy way🙂

[@PublicHealthResources]

You are most welcome Sharon

[@amiraumar8348]

This makes referencing less of a hassle. Thanks for sharing tips on how to use Endnote for referencing

[@PublicHealthResources]

That’s correct Amira!

[@ismailraji1832]

This is much needed, especially with this new interface. Great movie, as usual. Thanks. Will sure recommend this to my colleagues.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you so much Chief. We are still waiting!!!

[@smiteshpadte7578]

This is a super easy to understand and an amazing video , thanks for the effort ! 💯

[@PublicHealthResources]

Glad you found it helpful and easy Smitesh👍

[@dennisorsar9577]

Endnote is quiet amazing...it really makes research seamless...thank you sir ..

[@PublicHealthResources]

That’s correct 👍. Oga Dennis I hail o🙌

[@EbukaEmekwisie]

Wow. This is simply revolutionary. Awesome 😊

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you so much Ebuka 😀

[@comsian032]

Realy, Realy Realy very helpful video, I am a beginner in the research field. Your content gives me a boost. Thank you so much for this great video. (You deserved, Like, and Subscription).

[@PublicHealthResources]

I appreciate your feedback sir 👍

[@omoregieirowa3291]

Thank you Sir for this awesome lecture. You are an amazing teacher.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you Chief Omoregie ☺️

[@mcjonesuduovie5770]

Wow... This really a good software for managing reference. I will love to use in my work...Thank you Sir👌

[@PublicHealthResources]

Great to know that this will be useful

[@BrainyBuddy1]

this guy deserves respect. thank u sir!

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you so much ☺️

[@fauz-ud4ve]

Thank you so much. Your explanation is amasing. You keep my attention along the video. May Allah belss you.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Ameen and you too 🙏

[@ufieneojochogwu5280]

Gratitude sir. This is really an eye opening lecture

[@PublicHealthResources]

You're most welcome Ufiene

[@moo6436]

Thanks for the detailed guidance to the use of endnotes. Is the referencing style automatically Vancouver? If its not, kindly provide guidance on how to choose referencing style. I would also appreciate a guide on how to cross reference, please. Thank you

[@PublicHealthResources]

No it’s not automatically Vancouver. You can select the Vancouver referencing style from the reference style dropdown in your menu bar in Microsoft Word and then the references will all change to Vancouver. I hope this helps

[@Olyzmund]

This was an amazing watch, makes referencing easier, definitely sharing this video with my colleagues, thank you Sir🙏

[@PublicHealthResources]

You are most welcome Chief👍

[@christieagbale2559]

Wow!!!! It keeps getting better. Thank you Sir. This is simply amazing. Wish I had this information earlier though....had serious challenges with referencing.. Thank you for helping me out.

[@PublicHealthResources]

No worries Christie, it’s never too late to apply all of these to any research writing you are currently doing or in future. Wishing you the best, Always

[@faridaabubakar633]

Thank you for this wonderful lecture.this is actually life saving.referencing is always a thing that gives me headache.

[@PublicHealthResources]

You're very welcome!

[@khairulamin7353]

How to download this?

[@safiyagambo5684]

End note is a must for researchers indeed. I hope from this video, we will also become constantly end note users

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you Safiya👍

[@elizabethikem3618]

Interesting. Referencing made easy. Thank you Sir

[@PublicHealthResources]

Glad it was helpful Elizabeth 👍

[@deivanaisubbiah4213]

Thank u sir, can I knw how u got that small number superscript to appear in the place of citation.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Great question Deivanai. That’s the superscript with Vancouver citations. Please kindly watch this short video 😊 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHu8oIysqdaIiNk I hope this helps 👍

[@samsonharuna5100]

This is lovely and awesome. I pray it works exactly as explained Sir. More grace Prof.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you for your feedback Samson

[@kart6320000]

God bless you brother. Engaging and informative

[@PublicHealthResources]

God bless you too 🤗

[@jabeermato9281]

Awesome delivery as always sir

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you kindly Jabeer

[@nielbohr203]

This is the best of your videos that I have watched. I have a question. The fields to fill when entering the references are very many, and almost unlimited. How do one get to know the essentials that must be provided, if all info are not available? By the way, the Reference tab on Microsoft word just made meaning to me for the first time. Toggling between different referencing styles is just satisfying. Thank you sir.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you sir for your feedback, you are much appreciated sir

[@yusufAbdulsalam-xd6bh]

Thank you very much sir for a very detailed lecture on EndNote functionality.

[@TokunboAgboola-xc6rk]

Endnote is such an amazing tool. Thanks for sharing.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Yes, it’s superb

[@tis_abba]

Didn't know it's easy peasy 🍋 squeezy to use endnote for referencing...a more comprehensive way to avoid plagiarism. Kudos.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Nice 👍

[@Exceeding_Limits]

Thank you wonderful explanation, however for subscribed database journal like scienceDirect and the likes it doesn’t retrieve the pdf, or I thinks it works only for databases the software can access

[@PublicHealthResources]

That’s correct Ritvalley, the entire software and its functionality is limited to the level of access it has with the other databases. But if you are able to find a pdf from another source, you can attach it to the particular document. Thanks for your feedback

[@kulgab]

This was very helpful, thank you so much! You are a very good teacher!

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you Kulgab☺️

[@BuildingwealthwithHope]

Thank you Sir, this made learning about EndNote easier.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Awesome, great to know that this made your learning easier 👍

[@christabeljohn5370]

This is great and timely for me Thank you so much Sir for making it easy

[@PublicHealthResources]

Am glad you found this useful

[@misheldauda1719]

Research made easy....thank you very much sir, this is really helpful

[@PublicHealthResources]

You are very much welcome Chief Mishel 🙏

[@emmanuelezeonyebuchi9922]

I wish I knew this earlier. Thanks for this awesome tutorial on endnote.

[@PublicHealthResources]

You are most welcome Emmanuel 👍

[@mikeaejembi2027]

Sir, you just made life easier for person's like me. Thanks & God bless you real good Sir.

[@PublicHealthResources]

So nice of you Mike

[@abaliskaleb7319]

Thank you for the amazing stuff on this amazing reference manager sir. My question is I noticed the referencing style used as example is the Vancouver superscript. Is there a place for using other alternatives reference style like in MENDELEY? If yes, which button to press? Thank you sir

[@PublicHealthResources]

Great question, Endnote has the ability to work with several referencing styles. When you click on the endnote tab on Microsoft word menubar and under the bibliography group, click the style drop down to reveal hundreds of referencing styles to choose from. I hope this helps?

[@dogonyarobarnabas7005]

This is good sir. Thank you. My question is can one tpe the topic/article's name and endnote will seach for the topics? Eg typing neonatal sepsis in Nigeria to the online search, and endnote brings all the neonatal sepsis article's for one to choose ?

[@PublicHealthResources]

Yes sir, this can be done easily in Endnote

[@dogonyarobarnabas7005]

@@PublicHealthResources thank you sir. We are now waiting for the video on mendeley .

[@EdwardBusayo]

Thank you for these knowledge of computer applications

[@sohelsgalleryjust5290]

Beautiful presentation

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@mmama4749]

I can't wait to see the next video, they are logically released, thank you sir, amazing and educational.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you too, I appreciate your feedback ma’am😊

[@mercyomozuafoh.o.9031]

This is awesome sir. Your presentation makes the use of EndNote very easy, I have struggled with inserting citation into my document for a long time, but having listened to this lecture makes me understands that is doable. But I have a concern, I have tried to installed the free version of ENDNOTE for 30days, it is requesting me to make payment. what should I do sir. I am really glad with the lectures and I want to have it installed asap

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you for your feedback Mercy. There is a second option I gave in my video on how to install and set up endnote. That option allows you to download the trial version without paying anything. Please checkout the video again, you will see the option that allows you to download it from Filehorse. I hope this helps?

[@spencerlawrence8534]

This is powerful and so helpful explanation......

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thanks for the feedback Spencer, I am glad you found it useful

[@hadizashehu5147]

I like the online search it makes referencing easy. Thank you sir

[@PublicHealthResources]

Yes Hadiza, easy Peasy 😃

[@IsmailFatima-l5u]

Wow! So easy to understand,thank you Sir

[@PublicHealthResources]

Happy to help 👍

[@shorjiepolit2038]

Wow!!! This is superb. An eye opener

[@PublicHealthResources]

Yes Chief Shorji👍

[@somaiaalrawi8361]

I have always thought EndNote is so complicated and indeed is! but guess what sir you have made it a so much easy to understand. I cannot thank you enough. Just a quick question if I use a different online search that is not included like Nature how am I going to do that? I have an article that was published in Nature and cannot get it through the quick online search! can you please advise me on this? Thank you again for saving me

[@PublicHealthResources]

Hi Somaia, great feedback! It’s super easy to pull in references automatically online into endnote. All you need to do is to open google scholar and search for the article, in the search results, without opening the article link click on the cite button (“ ) you will see an endnote version that you can download easily. I will be dropping a video on this soon God willing. I hope this helps?

[@radiatalhassan4328]

Amazing.. this makes references a whole lot easier

[@PublicHealthResources]

Great 👍. Wishing you all the best

[@ajayimatildah2079]

Thanks so much for this Sir,so advantageous and relevant to me

[@PublicHealthResources]

You are most welcome 🙏

[@aliyuabubakaryusuf7057]

Thank You very much, you make it very simple

[@PublicHealthResources]

Glad you found it useful

[@opeoluwaaboaba4132]

Thank you for this awesome lecture. It was truly worth the time sir.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Am glad you found this helpful, Opeoluwa 👍

[@hafsatmuhammed2502]

Thank you sir for the detailed explanation.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you too HAFSAT👍

[@shamsooaminoo4046]

Very interesting lecture sir

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thanks for liking

[@muhammedwasila715]

Thank you Sir this is very educative. Is referencing done according to paragraph or alphabetically

[@PublicHealthResources]

Referencing is done according to the referencing style. So it’s good to know which style is required for you to use and stick to it 👍

[@aliasad-wo2il]

Very interested lecture! Thank you sir!

[@PublicHealthResources]

So nice of you

[@bseedacademy5945]

I really learn alot from this video. Thank you sir

[@hajrsuhaib472]

Thank you so much sir! A well explained lecture! May Allah bless you

[@PublicHealthResources]

Amen and you too Hajr🙏

[@ivanpastore8473]

Wow ... Nice one sir, speed is quite fast though, but I got at least 80 percent in first watch ... Thank you very much sir!

[@PublicHealthResources]

Am not sure I understand what you mean sir. If you are referring to the speed of the video, then KZbin has a feature that allows you to slow down any video. You can try out that feature

[@ivanpastore8473]

@@PublicHealthResources yes sir ... I saw that in another of your video ... But even at your speed I grabbed at least 80 percent. Its like 20 perfect I needed to rewatch to get ... Thank you very much sir, these videos helped me in my exams!

[@rahmatgiwa7130]

This will make research easy. Thank you sir

[@PublicHealthResources]

All the best

[@hassanmuhammadbello7416]

This video has just cleared my fear on how to reference...thank you sir

[@PublicHealthResources]

You are welcome Hassan

[@GhulamMurtazaChanna-k6s]

awsome way of teaching. thumbs up

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you so much Ghulam 🤗

[@joeldesautels9342]

Great video. Thank you! I'm trying to cite with superscript so this was easy. Also, journal I'm submitting to wants references alphabetical order. Any tips?

[@PublicHealthResources]

Great! I am glad you found this useful. For your question, which referencing style are you intending on using? If you have already selected the correct style and you still want to put the references in Alphabetical Order then you need to go under “tools” then click on “output styles” then “edit “ your reference style. Look for where it says “sort order” under Bibliography and select the best sort order type. I hope this helps?

[@joeldesautels9342]

@@PublicHealthResources Yes! Thank you. It appears that your explanation above did the trick. Appreciate the response.

[@PublicHealthResources]

@@joeldesautels9342 👍

[@joyenapeter3009]

Easy pizzy, so succinct. Thank you sir.

[@PublicHealthResources]

Thank you so much Joy☺️

[@yunusarabiu6495]

It can't be made easier than this. Kudos

[@emmanuelezeonyebuchi9922]

Hello Sir, talking about the PDF copy automatically retrieved by the software from the web, what if the publication is a paid publication? how is it handled?

[@PublicHealthResources]

Great question Emmanuel. It only does this for articles that the PDF is available for free on the web. I hope this helps