This topic will introduce you to:

• Referencing - using APA 7th style
• Using EndNote - bibliographic management software available free from CSU Library.

EndNote is a software that you can use to organise your references. You can use it to:

• store, manage, group, and format your references;
• create reference lists;
• insert in-text citations and reference lists in Word documents;
• attach the PDFs of articles to references.

Please note:

• EndNote cannot replace having a good knowledge of referencing. You still need to know how to reference!
• As with any software, you need to learn how to use it.

The Library can help you with downloading, installing, and using Endnote.

The best place to start to learn about EndNote is the Library's EndNote Library Guide.

The Referencing at Charles Sturt University webpage has lots of helpful information about referencing including links to the following resources:

• Academic Referencing Tool
• APA 7th Referencing Summary PDF
• APA 7th Example Reference List
• and more!

The main referencing style at Charles Sturt University is APA 7th though this is not the only style used at the University and you should check with your lecturer if you are unsure.

Here are two more guides to referencing:

The APA Style blog can be an additional handy resource for difficult or unusual referencing situations.

Also, this Referencing Guide from Edith Cowan University is very comprehensive and covers many different examples.