RefWorks
Cloud-based commercial software package for managing bibliographic references at educational or research institution. The program allows users to create references to electronic editions of journals subscribed to by the institution's library. It includes tools for administrative management, security, policy settings, institutional citation styles, analytics and reporting. RefWorks allows to collect, import and save references from virtually any source, including PubMed and the Library of Congress. It supports PDF, PowerPoint, Word, Excel and HTML formats.
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2016. ProQuest has revamped the RefWorks platform to simplify the process of research and collaboration.
ProQuest has released a new version of its RefWorks reference management platform, designed to simplify and improve research and collaborative workflows for students and librarians. The platform features new WYSIWYG editor for customizing citations inserted into documents, as well as a built-in PDF reader with annotation and collaboration features. New access controls have been added to help libraries manage copyright compliance. Additionally, new plugins for Microsoft Office 2016 and Google Docs eliminate the need for traditional uploads. The new version also leverages Summon's proprietary citation discovery index, with 2.6B records, to check, correct and improve citations, increasing research efficiency.
2016. ProQuest has revamped the RefWorks platform to simplify the process of research and collaboration.
ProQuest has released a new version of its RefWorks reference management platform, designed to simplify and improve research and collaborative workflows for students and librarians. The platform features new WYSIWYG editor for customizing citations inserted into documents, as well as a built-in PDF reader with annotation and collaboration features. New access controls have been added to help libraries manage copyright compliance. Additionally, new plugins for Microsoft Office 2016 and Google Docs eliminate the need for traditional uploads. The new version also leverages Summon's proprietary citation discovery index, with 2.6B records, to check, correct and improve citations, increasing research efficiency.
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