Set up
- Go to Google Scholar. Select Settings from the Menu.
- Under Bibliography manager, click Show links to import citation into and select EndNote.
Search and save citations
- Search Google Scholar and find an article of interest.
- Under the article, click on Import into EndNote.
Import into EndNote program
- Open the saved file.
- You may be prompted to enter your EndNote credentials.
- EndNote will tell you that the reference was added successfully.
- Check your references for accuracy. You may need to manually edit them.
Import into My EndNote Web (online)
- Open MyEndNoteWeb in your internet browser. Select Collect tab, and then Import References.
- File: Select the downloaded citation file.
- Import Option: Select EndNote Import.
- To: Select where you want to save the citation, including [unfiled] or create a new group.
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To see what you have recently imported, click on My References. Sort by added to library – newest to oldest to view recently imported citations. Check your references for accuracy. You may need to manually edit them.
To learn more about using EndNote, visit our EndNote guide.