EndNote at Lehigh.

Theme: Partnerships in Sci-Tech Libraries

Authors

  • Sharon L. Siegler
  • Brian Simboli

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.29173/istl1890

Abstract

We detail the experiences of librarians in implementing campus-wide use of EndNote, a citation management software package and describe a variety of approaches that librarians at other institutions may wish to employ. Librarian effort in promotion and support of EndNote is a rewarding way to enhance the library's presence on campus because of the close interaction with faculty and graduate students.

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References

East, John W. 2001. Academic Libraries and the Provision of Support for Users of Personal Bibliographic Software: A Survey of Australian Experience with EndNote. LASIE (April):64-70.

Owen, David J. 1997. Using Personal Reprint Management Software to Teach Information Management Skills for the Electronic Library. Medical Reference Services Quarterly 16 (4):29-41.

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Published

2002-05-20

How to Cite

Siegler, S. L., & Simboli, B. (2002). EndNote at Lehigh.: Theme: Partnerships in Sci-Tech Libraries. Issues in Science and Technology Librarianship, (34). https://doi.org/10.29173/istl1890

Issue

No. 34 (2002): Spring (Theme: Partnerships in Sci-Tech Libraries)

Section

Board Accepted Articles

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