RefWorks

You can easily create a bibliography from the All Documents area, any collection or your search results list.

Navigate to the collection you want to use (or All Documents area or run a search and select items) and click the Create bibliography icon . 

You can choose to create a bibliography for selected references or for all of the reference in the collection (or in All Documents if that's the view you are in).

Next, search for your output style and select it.  Your formatted bibliography will be displayed in your browser for you to copy and paste into any word processing software.

• MLA: Use MLA 9 Title Case
• ACS: Use ACS American Chemical Society (Numeric Superscript)
• APA: Use APA 7th - No Case Changes (No Title Casing), DOI:https://doi.org/
• Chicago: Check with your professor if they prefer Chicago 17th Edition (Author-Date System) or Chicago 17th Edition (Notes & Bibliography). The Notes & Bibliography style is preferred by humanities disciplines, including history, literature, and the arts. The Author-Date style (sometimes called "Reference List" style) is recommended for the physical, natural, and social sciences.

Creating In-Text Citations with Quick Cite:

1. Log-in to RefWorks
2. Click on the Quote icon
3. Select Quick Cite
4. Choose a Citation Style from the drop-down menu. Click continue
5. To create a Citation, select Insert Citations
6. Select the book/article you want to cite. Hit Copy Citation
7. Paste created citation in your document

Creating Bibliographies with Quick Cite:

1. To create a Bibliography, Select Bibliography at top of the window
2. Select books/articles to include by clicking on the Star
3. Select Copy to Clipboard
4. Paste created bibliography into your document

Review and proofread RefWorks generated in-text citations and bibliographies to ensure it complies with current citation practices using the Citing Sources Research Guide.