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Citing, referencing and reference management: Further help

Please note:

You should always check with your supervisor or publisher that the referencing style you are using is the correct one. 

Back up your documents - especially before making significant changes (i.e. merging or changing formats). 

Always carefully proofread your work - imported data can contain errors. 

Your subject librarian will always try to help, but you are responsible for backing up, protecting and preserving your documents.

Help with referencing and citations

For further information on how to format citations and references for a specific citation style, please check:

  • cite2write, the online tutorial from the Learning Development Service at Queen's
  • guides like Cite Them Right by Richard Pears and Graham Shields; hardcopies of the book can be borrowed from the library (Library catalogue link) and online access is also available (you may be asked to sign in with your QUB ID card details)

Need more help with referencing?

Learning Development Services offers workshops and one-to-one support for undergraduates.

Your subject librarian may also be able to help with referencing questions.  Please contact them directly, or ask at your nearest library enquiry desk.

Help with EndNote

If you would like training or advice on how to use EndNote please contact your subject librarian.

Library Help

If you have a question, you can ask it via Library Help, our interactive FAQs service.

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EndNote video tutorials

Clarivate, the publisher of EndNote, provide a wider range of user guides and other training materials, including video tutorials.