
Click on the file scholar (#).enw to trigger the direct export.Įxporting multiple references from Google Scholar The file may export direct to EndNote or may appear in the bottom left of screen above the Start menu.Select the reference style you wish to export then click on EndNote.Search Google Scholar on your topic of interest.Select Endnote from the drop-down list provided.

Under Bibliography manager, select the option to Show links to import citations into.From the Google Scholar homepage, select Settings.Scroll down the list and click on Google Scholar.Click on G under Browse databases A-Z by Title.To activate this feature, search Google Scholar via the Library Databases list. Searching this way will enable you to authenticate as a University of Sydney student or staff member and access full-text and/or Library holdings directly from your Google Scholar search results. The University Library collection can be accessed directly when searching Google Scholar via the University proxy. Google Scholar is a popular research literature search engine. Your selected references will appear in EndNote.

Click on the file export-endnote…ris to trigger the direct export.

Click on Export To Endnote/RIS from list.Click on the show actions options on the top pane.Search for the item that you want to export from Library Search on the Library Homepage.The records will appear in your EndNote Library.Click on the file ProQuestDocument…ris to trigger the direct export. Under Select Fields to Display select the Citation, abstract, indexing and Click on Continue.In the Export/Save drop-down menu select RIS (works with EndNote, Citavi, etc.).Select citations from the first page of hits to add to your EndNote Library.Search the database on your topic of interest.Click on the database you wish to search.Scroll down the list of databases until you find the ProQuest databases.Click on P under Browse databases A-Z by Title.Open your Internet browser and go to the Library homepage.Most databases will have an option to “export to…” or “save references to…” button that will enable you to save to EndNote.Įxample: Direct export from ProQuest databases (eg.ProQuest Central, ProQuest Science Journals, ProQuest Research Library).We recommend the Chrome or Firefox Internet browser for browsing our databases and transferring records to EndNote.
