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Tips and tricks for using RefWorks to manage citations, create bibliographies, and share citations.
RefWorks Help
Questions?
- ask@jhu.libanswers.com or 410-516-8335
- Email your librarian
- Email the JHU RefWorks support group
- refworks.support@proquest.com
or 775-327-4105
(Monday-Friday, 9am-8pm Eastern)
or (toll free) 800-521-0600 ext 74440 - RefWorks CHAT -- Click CHAT in lower right (also available Monday-Friday, 9am-8pm Eastern)
NOTE: This page has a form, but you do NOT have to fill it out to chat. Just click CHAT, in the lower right corner.
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What is RefWorks?
How to Get RCM (as of July 2021)RCM (RefWorks Citation Manager), which is the way to add in-text citations on Windows Users"RefWorks Word add-ons, including RefWorks Citation Manager (RCM) and Write-n-Cite (WnC), will no longer support Windows 7 and 8 starting July 1, 2021. |
RefWorks is an online citation manager that helps you keep track of citations to books, articles, and other documents.
It can also create properly formatted bibliographies, and insert citations into your documents.
- Refworks is free to all JHU users
- It is web-based, so doesn't need to be downloaded
- Information for JHU alumni
- Download Microsoft Office 365 from JHU by logging into myjh.edu --> TECHNOLOGY --> Office 365
To get HELP, look at the bottom left of this page.
More information about RefWorks and other cittaion managers on this Welch guide.