It's a bibliography organizer. You store your research citations (books, journals, articles, dissertations, anything found during research) in RefWorks, and then sort, format and present the citations as needed.
With RefWorks users can create their own personal database by importing references from online databases; they can use these references in writing their papers and automatically format the paper and the bibliography in seconds. RefWorks is similar to the Endnote, Reference Manager, and ProCite bibliographic management software packages, but it has been designed specifically for the Web. As a web-based product, RefWorks is available to users across various platforms including Windows, Mac, Unix, etc. Read more details about the RefWorks Product.
What library databases does RefWorks work with?Many of our major licensed research database services provide an export link within their interface. Some, such as CSA Illumina, EBSCOHost, and WilsonWeb provide direct exporting to RefWorks. RefWorks also offers an Import option that can upload citations saved to disk in various formats. See a complete list of service providers which are currently compatible with RefWorks. Citations from other providers can also be included.
What other online resources about RefWorks exist?
- Tutorial -- This is available to users when logged on to RefWorks; Click "Tutorial" at the top of the screen.
- RefWorks Help -- This is available to users when logged on to RefWorks
- RefWorks Quick Start Guide
How are personal accounts created?
ALERT! Users must create their account by
being connected from UF in one of the following ways:
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- Go to RefWorks. -- If you are connecting from a UF IP, you should see "RefWorks User Login for University of Florida"
- Click on Sign Up for an Individual Account located on the sign-in menu in the middle of the page.
- Enter the appropriate information, such as name, e-mail, and additional.
- Click on Register.
