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Help with RefWorks?

Need help learning to manage your citations and create bibliographies according to a specific citation style?

Take a look at these options, and remember - since we've already purchased RefWorks institutionally, it's free to all Georgetown affiliates!

If you want help learning the details of this useful tool, contact DML Reference.

RefWorks Guide
by Katherine Greene Last Updated Mar 22, 2024 389 views this year

Zotero
A free, easy-to-use desktop application and Web browser extension to help you collect, manage, and cite your research sources.
EndNote
EndNote is a software-based citation management system with an online component. Though not directly supported by Georgetown University, many researchers consider this tool. It can be purchased with a small discount through UIS's software store.

GU Libraries' MLA Guide
The examples provided in this guide are meant to introduce you to the basics of citing sources using the MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers (seventh edition).
APA Style Help
Brief tips (including a tutorial) from APA.
Chicago-Style Citation Quick Guide
Chicago provides a quick overview (with examples) of common citations.
Brief Guide to citing Government Publications
Compiled by the University of Memphis. This page provides an overview of government publication references.
Purdue Online Writing Lab
A resource on how to use MLA, APA and Chicago writing styles.
AMA Style Guide - Quick reference

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