EndNote XI Workshops are here (8 – 16 October 2008)!
Endnote is a bibliographic management software that allows you to search online databases, organise your references and images, and create bibliographies and figure lists instantly as you cite while you write your report, paper, article, thesis or dissertation. Brought to you by NTU Library, staff and students can freely download version XI (windows or Mac) version and install this software on your own PC or laptop! More info at http://www.ntu.edu.sg/library/Lip/endnote/Pages/default.aspx
EndNote XI – Outline
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Introducing EndNote XI – new features
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Building EndNote XI Library
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Setting EndNote XI Preferences
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Managing Endnote XI References
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Cite While You Write
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Installing or Upgrading to EndNote XI
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EndNote XI Resources
Learn how to use, register online now for free workshops at the Library! Seats are limited. Hurry!
To register, please go to http://www.ntu.edu.sg/library/Lip/endnote/Pages/EndNoteXIWorkshops.aspx
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Instructors
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Target Audience
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Date/Time
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Registration
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Venue
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Rashmi
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Postgraduates
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8 Oct 08 Wed 9:30 am to 12:30 pm
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Register for Workshop 1 Click to Register
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Library Instruction Room
[Lee Wee Nam Library- level 4] Map
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Rama
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Undergraduates
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13 Oct 08 Mon
9:30 am to 12:30 pm |
Register for Workshop 2 Click to Register
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as above
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Rama
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Undergraduates
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14 Oct 08 Wed
2:00pm to 5:00 pm |
Register for Workshop 3 Click to Register
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as above
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Rashmi
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Postgraduates
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16 Oct 08 Thu
6:00 pm to 9:00 pm |
Register for Workshop 4 Click to Register
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as above
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Note : Registration opens on 30 September 08
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What is document delivery?
Document delivery is a service provided by NTU Library to obtain copies of documents such as journal articles, conference papers, standards, patents, theses, etc which are not available in our collection. For example, if you are looking for a journal article that will aid in your research or project work, you can make a request for it via our document delivery service and we will scour our suppliers and other libraries to find you that article.
Do I have to pay?
Document delivery is a fee-based service but the Library will subsidize the procurement of documents requested by eligible staff and students subject to request quotas, availability of allocated Library funds and the requester’s access to research funds. The Library will only subsidize requests for students and staff who have no access to research/teaching materials funds and must declare that they are using the requested documents for their research, teaching or project work.
How long do I have to wait?
The turnaround time is usually around 5-14 days, depending on which supplier/library has the document in its holdings, the method of delivery it uses and the type of document it is. If you need the document urgently, you may like to request for the fast service but the charges might be more.
How do I make a request?
For students, you will need to download and fill in the request form here. For staff, you will have to request it via Stafflink under Resource Request> Library Services> Document Procurement/Photocopy Request.
For more information, please click here.
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