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Learn Academic Referencing With EndNote - Tips From My PhD

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Peter Alkema

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  • 1 - Introduction To Academic Referencing And A Tip About Saving Time With EndNote.mp4
    08:23
  • 2 - Introduce Yourself To Your Fellow Students And Tell Everyone What Are Your Goals.html
  • 3 - Lets Celebrate Your Progress In This Course 25 50 75 100.mp4
    01:20
  • 3 - Lets-Celebrate-Your-Progress.pdf
  • 4 - Article By James Hayton How to build your bibliography from just one paper.txt
  • 4 - Get An Overview Of Academic Referencing And How It Organises Knowledge.mp4
    08:48
  • 5 - Learn About How Referencing Tools Can Work Together To Help You Reference Better.mp4
    13:18
  • 6 - Understand The Basics Of Different Referencing Styles And How To Work With Them.mp4
    06:22
  • 7 - Learn The Most Useful EndNote Features With This Practical Demonstration.mp4
    19:00
  • 8 - Quarter-Complete-Well-Done-Keep-Going.pdf
  • 8 - Youve Achieved 25 Lets Celebrate Your Progress And Keep Going To 50.mp4
    00:24
  • 9 - Install Cite While You Write In Microsoft Word EndNote X7X8X9.txt
  • 9 - See The End Result Using My PhD And I Demonstrate Step By Step How You Get There.mp4
    27:13
  • 10 - Massive Time Saving Tips Demonstrated In Google Scholar EndNote Microsoft Word.mp4
    27:43
  • 11 - Peter Alkemas Thesis On Researchgate See The References Tab And Easy Links To Cited Authors.txt
  • 11 - See How To Improve Academic Collaboration ResearchGates Referencing Capability.mp4
    07:32
  • 12 - Introductory Demonstration Of Referencing Using LaTex With EndNote.mp4
    20:15
  • 13 - Learn Academic Referencing.mp4
    08:08
  • 14 - Academic referencing system finding.mp4
    07:19
  • 15 - Half-Complete-Well-Done-Keep-Going.pdf
  • 15 - Youve Achieved 50 Lets Celebrate Your Progress And Keep Going To 75.mp4
    00:29
  • 16 - Learn Academic Referencing With Microsoft Office.mp4
    06:17
  • 17 - Questions about learning references.mp4
    05:44
  • 18 - Learning Referencing using EndNote.mp4
    07:18
  • 19 - Managing your references on EndNote.mp4
    05:21
  • 20 - Tools used EndNote Microsoft Word in referencing.mp4
    06:43
  • 21 - The Academic Referencing System.mp4
    07:44
  • 22 - 3-Quarters-Complete-Well-Done-Keep-Going.pdf
  • 22 - Youve Achieved 75 Lets Celebrate Your Progress And Keep Going To 100.mp4
    00:31
  • 23 - Different referencing systems.mp4
    06:58
  • 24 - Different referencing tools including google forms.mp4
    05:50
  • 25 - Correct Context of citing in a paragraph.mp4
    06:25
  • 26 - Learning referencing through EndNote.mp4
    07:04
  • 27 - Google scholar source to EndNote referencing.mp4
    10:26
  • 28 - Bonus Lecture The Student Success Coach Find Out More In Lecture Resources.mp4
    03:21
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  • 29 - All-Complete-Well-Done.pdf
  • 29 - Youve Achieved 100 Lets Celebrate Remember To Share Your Certificate.mp4
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  • Description


    Improve your referencing by learning how to import, cite and manage sources using EndNote, Word, Google and LaTex

    What You'll Learn?


    • How the referencing system organises the world's knowledge and why you need to understand it
    • Different referencing styles and how to set them up in EndNote so that you can quickly switch between them
    • How to use the star rating system in EndNote to dramatically cut down the time you need to organise references
    • Why students find referencing frustrating and how to become more efficient so that it doesn't affect your writing progress
    • How to "cite as you write" using the EndNote plugin in Microsoft Word without breaking your writing flow
    • How my PhD referencing worked in my final report and how you can set up your own referencing
    • Introduction to referencing with LaTex and how to efficiently import references from EndNote
    • How to quickly get citations from Google Scholar and use them to create references in EndNote
    • How the academic referencing system uniquely identifies any published document
    • How EndNote and Microsoft Word work together to produce a correctly styled reference list and citations
    • How you should get over a blocker in your degree if you are struggling with referencing
    • The APA, MLM, Chicago and Harvard referencing styles and the reasons for how the engineering and humanities reference styles differ
    • The EndNote workspace, preview panes, reference information management, the style manager and the most important menu functions
    • Main features of the EndNote plugin in Microsoft Word, how it works and how to use it effectively

    Who is this for?


  • Anyone at any level of research that wishes to improve their referencing
  • Users of EndNote, Microsoft Word, Google Scholar Or Overleaf LaTex users (optional)
  • What You Need to Know?


  • No course prerequisites but some familiarity with research will be an advantage
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    Description

    "Referencing has always been my waterloo in writing. I purchased my Endnote way back in 2014 but have never used it even once. The reason is that, I am afraid to use it--because I don't understand its mechanics. The commands are so enormous that I always end up in a maze. This course has taught me the simplest and most essential path of using the software and it literally removed my fears. Now I have the confidence to try it again. This is a total refresher! Very useful and I highly recommend this lesson!!!" - Janet E.

    "Some great tips on managing EndNote. Very helpful and definitely worth a look if you are new to referencing." - Leandri K.

    "Excellent delivery. I have another tool in the bag for academic writing. Thanks." - Olugbenga Gbadegesin

    "Wow, very insightful course. This was everything I need to learn about referencing. I really enjoyed the course" - Sakyiwaa Danso

    "Just what I was looking for." - Akulina / "the course was really helpful and well described by lecturer." - Gentil

    In this course I teach you the principles and practices of academic referencing as well as tips and tricks that I learnt from doing my own PhD. Although I struggled with referencing initially, I eventually figured it out and you can benefit from my experience, hopefully much earlier in your degree than me. There's two main sections to this course; in the first section I teach you what you need to know and in the second section I show you what you need to know by walking you through the different tools. I can't promise to make referencing fun and enjoyable but I promise that I've put my knowledge and skills about this topic into this course so that you can get the maximum benefit as well.

    You will benefit from this course by becoming better at referencing and that will help you successfully complete your degree. Achieve this by completing this course and learning about the following.

    • The EndNote workspace and the key features that you will need to use

    • How to use Google Scholar to access the citation info for any reference and quickly bring it in to EndNote

    • The academic referencing system and how it organises the world's primary knowledge source

    • Different referencing styles, how and why they differ and how to quickly switch between them using Word and EndNote

    • How to manually set up all the reference information you need in EndNote

    • How to set up Word so that you can easily cite as you write and automatically add a citation to the reference list at the end of your document

    • Referencing with LaTex and how you can quickly incorporate EndNote reference information

    • Why referencing can be frustrating for students and in some cases cause them to procrastinate or even delay their entire degree

    • The EndNote star rating system and why that's a simple but powerful feature that will save you lots of time

    • How the citation information contains certain attributes that can be combined to always find the same document

    • Develop efficient habits that help you cite and reference using these tools so that you don't break your writing flow

    • The importance of sorting out your EndNote reference library so that it saves you time when you need it

    Take advantage of how I learned by working it out, avoid wasting your time but rather learn from what I can teach you in this course.

    Who this course is for:

    • Anyone at any level of research that wishes to improve their referencing
    • Users of EndNote, Microsoft Word, Google Scholar Or Overleaf LaTex users (optional)

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    Peter Alkema
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    In my courses you learn practical skills: "I feel like I am in a real classroom." - Kira Minehart "What an amazing course! After finishing this course, I have confidence. Thank so much Dr Peter Alkema". Or Tulongeni Shilunga: "This is exactly the jump-start I needed. Very clear and concise"I also help lead digital transformation at FirstRand, the biggest financial services group in Africa. I've been featured on CNBC Africa and won the Gartner CIO Of The Year in 2016. I founded and led the largest banking hackathon in South Africa which was published in 2019 as a case study by Harvard Business School.I've taught over 17,000 students about business, academics and self-development. In 2020 I completed my PhD at Wits University In Johannesburg. The study introduced a ground-breaking theory of Agile software development teams. My woodworking book was published in 2014 and has sold over 10,000 copies.Olugbenga Gbadegesin: "Excellent delivery" / Lebogang Tswelapele: "This is what I have been longing for" / Paskalia Ndapandula: "Peter speaks with so much clarity" / Amantle Mangwedi: "It was straight to the point and the sections are cut into nice short segments which made it easier to go through" Kathy Bermudez: "Excellent material. Well organized..."Werner van Wyk: "Thank you Peter, once again your lesson and course have given me so much knowledge and understanding" / Yvonne Rudolph "I really look forward to take everything i learned in action" / Josephine Mahlangu: "exactly what I needed to know, absolutely valuable and helpful for my personal growth"
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    • language english
    • Training sessions 28
    • duration 3:57:00
    • English subtitles has
    • Release Date 2024/05/04