***Glitch with off-site exporting from EBSCO and Wiley databases to RefWorks***
When trying to export from either EBSCO or Wiley databases from home, RefWorks will launch, but the citations will not import. We are working on this but, in the meantime, the workaround is to find the article in PubMed and import from there, see import from PubMed. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Important notice - please read before continuing:
RefWorks 2.0 has taken over and RefWorks (RW) Classic has been retired!
RW 2.0 has been available for several months now. It has several enhanced features as well as a brand new look. The link from the LRC's page - https://www.refworks.com/Refworks/login.asp - goes to the RW 2.0 login page.
We've prepared a few video tutorials to help you set up an account and import citations from our most-used databases: create an account, import from PubMed, import from EBSCOhost, import from Google Scholar. Links to these, as well as a quick start guide and an FAQ page, are available on the log in page.
If you're just starting to use RW, click on Log in to RefWorks (below), select Sign up for a New Account and fill in all the fields. You'll be ready to go in 2.0. Once you're logged into RW 2.0, you can find several excellent tutorials in the Help menu.
Those of you who had RW Classic accounts will now see the new 2.0 version. Once you've logged in, you'll be in the new version; all of your references will still be available. There are some excellent tutorials in the Help menu.
If you have any questions or would like assistance, please contact the LRC.
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