
To share your document with someone who does NOT have a RefWorks accountĢ. There are two ways you can share your document with others. Share your document with anyone who has a RefWorks account and in addition to adding and editing text to your document, they can also add in-text citations and footnotes from their RefWorks account. Now you can take that a step further, by collaborating with other RefWorks users! Google makes it easy to collaborate with others on your paper.

Note: changes are NOT made to any in-text citations or the bibliography in your document. Your document will refresh and the bibliography entry will be removed or updated (if you added a replacement citation).
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You will also see a preview of the in-text citation and your bibliography entry.Ĭontinue to add citations and watch your bibliography update right in front of you. Click “Edit and Cite” to add page numbers, hide the author name, or hide the publication year in your in-text citation (dependent upon the output style you are using). There is also a citation editing option.The in-text citation will be inserted (using the last output style you used in RefWorks).

You can start writing your paper and when you are ready to cite a reference in RefWorks, click on the citation and click the “cite this” button.You can also use the “search” option to search for specific references. Choose the collection with the references you need for your paper. If you want to work with a RefWorks collection of references, just click on “All references” to see your list of collections.The right-hand pane will change, defaulting to your RefWorks “All references” view.Once you’ve logged in, you don’t need to log out unless you’re on a public computer. You should have an affiliation with an academic institution and use your institutional email address to register.

If you do not have a RefWorks account, you can sign up and receive access.
