Course selection
EndNote: an introduction (LibrarySkills)
Audience: PG research, PG taught, UG
Date: Friday 6 November 2026
Times: 10.00 to 11.30
Key details: This library class is taught in person. Introductory class for students new to EndNote. EndNote can be used on a PC or Mac to store the references that you have used and insert them into your work in the correct style.
Course pre-work
Please download and install EndNote from Apps Anywhere in advance of the class: /it-support/services/software/students/. If you have any problems, email library@st-andrews.ac.uk.
Course information
EndNote is a leading bibliographic software, designed to efficiently manage your references. Easily store book and journal entries, locate and archive PDFs, and seamlessly fetch references from databases like JSTOR and Web of Science. With its Word plugin, automatically format citations in styles such as APA, Harvard, or Chicago, and generate bibliographies effortlessly. Best of all, the University has a license for it, allowing you to download it for free to your personal device (PC or Mac).聽
EndNote 2025 is聽available to download from聽Apps Anywhere聽for use on your own computer and聽is also on all classroom PCs in the University. For more information about EndNote, including installation tips, please see our .
Please note that this is a standalone class and not part of a series.
This class will be taught in the Main Library Teaching Room on Level 1.聽
Aims and objectives
By the end of this workshop you should be able to:
- use EndNote to organise your references
- import references from PDF journal articles
- import references from online databases such as Web of Knowledge, JSTOR and Google Scholar
- use EndNote in Word to prepare reference lists and bibliographies.
Tutors
Ms Vicki Cormie
Hilda McNae
Venue
Library Teaching Room