1. Endnote Wizardry Dr. Craig Engstrom, Southern Illinois University | @ProRhetoric | www.sophisticated.me

2. “T HERE ARE STILL PEOPLE WHO CONSIDER A BOOKSHELF AS A MERE STORAGE PLACE FOR ALREADY - READ BOOKS WHO DO NOT THINK OF THE LIBRARY AS A WORKING TOOL.” – Umberto Eco (1990: p. 117)

3. Overview  Building an Endnote Library  Using an Endnote Library  Building an Endnote Library  Using an Endnote Library

4. 4 Steps  Grabbing  Saving  Prepping  Plopping  Grabbing  Saving  Prepping  Plopping

5. Grabbing articles, quickly 1.Search database 2.Save relevant files to folder 3.Download RIS file 4.Email document 5.Save to folder Watch Video 1

6. Saving articles to computer 1.Use OneDrive 2.Save in “Research folder” 3.Save with author’s last name, first initial, title 4.Don’t use spaces, use hyphen Watch Video 2

7. Preparing for citation 1.Import files 2.Create/edit citation 3.Remember GIGO 4.Use relevant keywords 5.Build groups Watch Video 3

8. Plopping in citation 1.Avoid Cite While You Write 2.Use “copy formatted” Watch Video 4

9. SIU Grad Students/Faculty  Get your free copy of Endnote: http://oit.siu.edu/software/licenses/endnote.php http://oit.siu.edu/software/licenses/endnote.php  Get your free copy of Endnote: http://oit.siu.edu/software/licenses/endnote.php http://oit.siu.edu/software/licenses/endnote.php

10. References  Eco, Umberto. 1990. How to travel with a salmon & other essays. New York: Mariner Books.