RefWorks

Login to RefWorks [off-campus group code is anerefworks]
Try the RefWorks Tutorial!
What is RefWorks?
How do I get in?
How does it work?
Write-N-Cite
What about EndNote?
Adding page numbers to citations

What is RefWorks?

RefWorks is a bibliographic management program available free of charge to current Antioch New England students, staff, and faculty as well as current students, staff, and faculty of the Leadership & Change doctoral program. With RefWorks you can create accurate references and bibliographies with the click of a button!

How do I get into RefWorks?

Off campus access to RefWorks is by Antioch’s Group Code (anerefworks). At http://www.refworks.com click on Login and enter our Group Code. Once in RefWorks, you create a personal account for your own use or (enter your personal log in information if you already have an account). Note: FirstClass user ID and password are not used with RefWorks.
On campus access requires your personal account information only. From computers on campus, go to RefWorks and click on Login. You should then see the RefWorks User Login for Antioch University New England screen. Enter your personal account information here, or create an account if you don’t already have one.

How does it work?

RefWorks allows you to import citations saved from online research databases, such as PsycINFO, into your own personal RefWorks account. These citations can be edited, organized in separate “folders” for different research projects, and then used as references when you are writing a paper or creating a bibliography. RefWorks will properly format in-text citations and create a bibliography (Works Cited page, List of References, etc.) according to the particular style you specify (such as APA style, MLA, etc.).

Write-N-Cite

Write-N-Cite is the utility downloaded from RefWorks and used in conjunction with your word processor to cite references in a manuscript and create the bibliography. The utility installs a Write-N-Cite icon on your desktop as well as an Add-in to your Word toolbar and a menu option under Tools for launching Write-N-Cite. More information on Write-N-Cite.

What about EndNote?

EndNote is another bibliographic management tool. It offers the same kind of functionality as RefWorks. Like RefWorks, EndNote enables the creation of citations in different styles, the management of those citations into different folders or “libraries,” and the ability to create a list of works cited as you write your paper in a word processing program. Below is a side-by-side comparison of the unique features of the two products:

Feature	EndNote	RefWorks
Cost	$109.95 for students	Free for ANE students
Accessibility	Software accessible from computer on which software was downloaded; no internet connectivity needed.	Internet-based, accessible from all computers with an internet connection.
Backup	Stored locally on the computer’s hard drive. Database must be manually backed up.	Stored externally on Refworks’ server and can be backed up locally.
Use after ANE graduation	Yes. Once software is purchased, it’s yours.	No. Access is only provided to current ANE students.

Last Updated: 4/21/08