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RefWorks helps researchers gather, manage, store, and generate citations and bibliographies. Smith faculty, staff, & students have access on the web without charge.

RefWorks Accounts

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New RefWorks:

The New RefWorks (Version 3) offers a well-designed interface and many new features.  Please note that some features will continue to be under development throughout 2020. 

To create an account in the new RefWorks:

  1. Go to refworks.proquest.com and click "Create Account."
  2. Fill in your information making sure to use your institutional email address.
    (Note: You can’t sign up with @yahoo.com, @gmail.com, etc.)
  3. Need help? Click here.

 

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New to RefWorks?  -- The Library is recommending that patrons establish an account in the New RefWorks rather than the legacy version. See above.

Legacy Version -- Current Users
Login to your RefWorks Account

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Help Using RefWorks

Zotero - An Alternative to RefWorks

Learn more at Zotero.org or visit the Libraries Guide for Zotero.

RefWorks

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What RefWorks can do for you:

Collect, store, and organize citations from articles from databases, books, web sites, and other sources.

Generate formatted bibliographies from citations.

Import citations from other bibliography programs such as Endnote and Reference Manager.

Accessible online for all undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, staff, and alumnae.

Important Notice: If this security certificate warning appears, "The name on security certificate is invalid or does not match the name of the site," click "Yes" to continue.

 

Write-n-Cite

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This software utility will enable you to import references - in-text citations, footnotes, bibliographies - into a MS Word document. See Write-n-Cite FAQ to learn more, including how to download the software.

Note: To ensure that your original paper in MS Word is secure, always make a back-up copy when you use Write-n-Cite Version 4.

For instructions on how to import data from online vendors or databases, click here.

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