LIBRARY SERVICES UPDATE
The F.D. Bluford Library building is open for Spring Semester Hours. Information about the library's services during COVID-19 is available.
Please refer to the Aggies Care website for the latest information.
LIBRARY SERVICES UPDATE
The F.D. Bluford Library building is open for Spring Semester Hours. Information about the library's services during COVID-19 is available.
Please refer to the Aggies Care website for the latest information.
EndNote helps you manage citations at three stages of the research process: collecting, organizing, and writing. At the collection stage, you can “export” citations into EndNote from most of our databases. At the organization stage, you decide how EndNote will best help you by creating “Groups”. At the writing stage, EndNote will integrate with word processing such as Microsoft Word (PC & Mac) and Pages (Mac) to help you not only insert citations, but also format them in the style required by your professor or publisher.
EndNote Download and Installation Instructions (PDF)
The library pays for a site license for EndNote. This means that any current A&T student, and current faculty and staff, are able to use this software as long as they are a current student or university employee. Unfortunately, alumni and retired employees are not eligible to participate in this program.
To get a copy of EndNote, you will need to follow these instructions (PDF). If you have difficulty, contact the library via ask@ncat.libanswers.com, use the "Ask Us" chat service, or you can visit the Reference Desk on the first floor of the library when it is staffed during our hours of operation. Make sure to bring the following with you:
If you do not bring your Aggie One Card and/or do not bring something to copy the software onto, then we cannot give you a copy of the software.
Please note that when you graduate or otherwise leave the university, you must uninstall/delete the EndNote software from your computer (but you may keep the data files that EndNote generates).
EndNote develops a new version annually. In recent years, the new release has been in July, but in 2012, the new version was not released until October. In between releases, you will need to run monthly an “Update EndNote” routine to check for any changes to the software (just like you commonly update your anti-virus software).
The library regularly offers classes (listed below). In addition, individuals can schedule a session with a reference librarian and faculty can request classroom instruction (especially recommended for a research methods class).
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SPRING SEMESTER HOURS January 25 through May 1, 2021 |
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Sunday | 1pm to 10pm |
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Monday through Thursday | 8am to 10pm |
Friday | 8am to 8pm |
Saturday | 11am to 5pm |
Aggie OneCard required for entry. |