Note: Please be aware that the following instruction is based on using Chrome, and other browsers may display slightly differently.
1. Customise your Google Scholar settings for EndNote.
2. Conduct a search in Google Scholar.
3. Select 'Import into EndNote' to export the reference into EndNote.
4. Your references will now appear in the Imported References folder in your EndNote Library. It's a good idea to check the references for any mistakes and edit them if necessary.
Note: Please be aware that the following instruction is based on using Chrome, and other browsers may display slightly differently.
1. Create a Google Account.
2. Conduct a search in Google Scholar.
3. Save articles to 'My library'.
4. Export references to EndNote.
5. Your references will now appear in the Imported References folder in your EndNote Library. It's a good idea to check the references for any mistakes and edit them if necessary.
EndNote Click (formerly Kopernio) is automatically installed when you download EndNote to your computer. It is a free, browser extension that helps you access full-text journal articles from the Library's subscriptions in addition to Open Access content.
Please click here for instruction to install EndNote Click extension into your browser.
1. Conduct a search in Google Scholar
2. Double click on the EndNote Click extension in the results list
2 Check the box for the references you would like to have or choose "Select all available references"
3. Click on the EndNote button to push references to your EndNote Web account.
Q: A window pop up with this message: “There is no application set to open the document…” What can I do?
A: You need to associate the file extension with EndNote.