RefWorks

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Quick Start Guide (pdf) | RefWorks tutorial | Campus support (classes, etc.)

RefWorks is an online personal database and bibliography creator that enables you t

Organize your research
Include citations while you write your paper
Build a bibliography in a variety of formats
Import references from many data sources
Create bibliographies in different document formats (Word, RTF, HTML, etc.)

It's Web-based so there's no software to download, and you can access your personal account from any computer connected to the Internet.

And it's FREE to all JHU students, faculty and staff!

Log on to RefWorks using your JHED account information.

Introduction to RefWorks is a workshop that will introduce you to many of RefWorks' capabilities. Register for either the 3/21 or 3/22 workshop at Eisenhower Library.