Week 7
Lecture Summary
During this lecture Helen talked about the Endnote. She told us what it is and how it works and why we use it. Endnote is program which helps us manage any references we use in our assignments. In other words Endnote is a database that allows users to manage their references in any style as for us ECU students we use the APA ECU referencing style. Endnote can also be used as integration into Microsoft word. This means it can insert citations in correct format in your assignment and will automatically place the citation in your reference list at the end of your documents. Endnote is a good way to reference because it keeps track of all your references and it can be searched easily.
Tutorial Summary
In today’s Tutorial we were able to use endnote and practise using it. We also got the hang of integrating from the internet to endnote. In begging of the tutorial for the first task we had to create a new endnote library and add a few references. We also had to complete a exercise which was to include 5 references using endnote. This exercise helped me identifying the types of different electronic media that can be referenced and how exactly need to be referenced. The five references are:
1) Pearson, I. (2005, April-june). The future of fashion. The journal of the communications
Network, 4(2), 68
2) English. (n.d.) Retrieved April 7,200, from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/english-language
3) Brain,M.B. (2008). “how blogs work’, from http://computer.howstuffworks.com/
4) E Book. Wilkinson, r., & Marmot, M. (eds). (2003). Social determinants of health: The solid facts (2nd ed). Retrived December 2, 2007, from Http://www.euro.who.int/document/e81384.pdf
5) Gall, P., (2008). UPC0001 Lecture Notes. Retrieved march 14, 2008, from Edith Cowan University, Blackboard web site: http://myecu.ecu.edu.au/.
Resource 1
This resource is basically a website with information about endnote and about issues people have with endnote. This website also gives us some tips on how to use this program efficiently.
Resource 2
This resource basically is a guide which shows how to use the endnote. It also shows you the special features and gives a clear idea about what is endnote and what it can be used for. One of the things it outlines is combining the endnote program and the Microsoft word to do in text citation which they call “cite while you write”. This is a very important and useful tool.
Lecture Summary
During this lecture Helen talked about the Endnote. She told us what it is and how it works and why we use it. Endnote is program which helps us manage any references we use in our assignments. In other words Endnote is a database that allows users to manage their references in any style as for us ECU students we use the APA ECU referencing style. Endnote can also be used as integration into Microsoft word. This means it can insert citations in correct format in your assignment and will automatically place the citation in your reference list at the end of your documents. Endnote is a good way to reference because it keeps track of all your references and it can be searched easily.
Tutorial Summary
In today’s Tutorial we were able to use endnote and practise using it. We also got the hang of integrating from the internet to endnote. In begging of the tutorial for the first task we had to create a new endnote library and add a few references. We also had to complete a exercise which was to include 5 references using endnote. This exercise helped me identifying the types of different electronic media that can be referenced and how exactly need to be referenced. The five references are:
1) Pearson, I. (2005, April-june). The future of fashion. The journal of the communications
Network, 4(2), 68
2) English. (n.d.) Retrieved April 7,200, from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/english-language
3) Brain,M.B. (2008). “how blogs work’, from http://computer.howstuffworks.com/
4) E Book. Wilkinson, r., & Marmot, M. (eds). (2003). Social determinants of health: The solid facts (2nd ed). Retrived December 2, 2007, from Http://www.euro.who.int/document/e81384.pdf
5) Gall, P., (2008). UPC0001 Lecture Notes. Retrieved march 14, 2008, from Edith Cowan University, Blackboard web site: http://myecu.ecu.edu.au/.
Resource 1
This resource is basically a website with information about endnote and about issues people have with endnote. This website also gives us some tips on how to use this program efficiently.
Resource 2
This resource basically is a guide which shows how to use the endnote. It also shows you the special features and gives a clear idea about what is endnote and what it can be used for. One of the things it outlines is combining the endnote program and the Microsoft word to do in text citation which they call “cite while you write”. This is a very important and useful tool.
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