Known Problem exporting to RefWorks from JSTOR

There is a known problem with exporting citations from JSTOR via the citation page to RefWorks and JSTOR is working with RefWorks to fix the problem.

In the meantime, try exporting to RefWorks from the search results page or the journal Table of Contents page. In either case, you can check the boxes next to the articles of interest and click the “Export” link, as pictured in the screen shot.

RefWorks Workshops @Stamford

Learn how RefWorks works!

http://refworks.uconn.edu

  • Import from many online databases. 
  • Store and organize research.
  • Share research with others.
  • Format your bibliography AUTOMATICALLY in APA, MLA, or many other styles.

October: 7, 9, 13, &15

Oct. 7th: 11:30-12:30 & 4:00-4:45

Oct. 9th: 11:30-12:15 & 2:35-3:20

Oct. 13th: 12:30-1:15

Oct. 15th: 3:00-3:45

To register for a Workshop:

Go to http://www.lib.uconn.edu/using/tutorials/workshop

Or contact the Library at 251-9599

  • Easy to use
  • Available 24/7.
  • FREE to everybody at UConn.
  • Use from any computer with Internet access.

RefWork Workshops offered in March

 

The Jeremy Richard Library (JRL) will be offering several RefWorks workshops in March.
(March 3rd, 4th, 5th, 24th & 25th)
Register for a class:  http://www.lib.uconn.edu/using/tutorials/workshop/#68

 You Learn how to:

  • Create a personal RefWorks library of references by directly exporting search results from popular journal research databases;
  • Search within your RefWorks library and keep references organized with folders;
  • Generate a quick bibliography of references in APA, MLA or other bibliographic style.

Don’t have time for a workshop? Then check out these Refworks Tutorials