Using the new EndNote 21 Web in conjunction with EndNote 21 installed on a computer users can now insert, edit, and manage citations and references within a Google Doc using a browser add-on.
To add EndNote Cite While You Write (CWYW) functionality to Google Docs you must install an add-on in Google Docs via the Google Marketplace:
Users will be prompted to log-in into EndNote 21 Web if they are not already logged in. If you have not registered for an online account with EndNote 21 Click Here.
To utilize CWYW in Google docs you also must have synched a library between EndNote 21 and EndNote 21 Web. Once logged into EndNote 21 Web your synched library will display in your Google doc in a separate column.
To insert a citation
Sharing Behavior
Manual Text Edits
Important: The Google Docs EndNote add-on is less intuitive than EndNote CWYW in Word. Unlike in Word the EndNote add-on will not track and automatically update citations and the reference list if content is copied and pasted elsewhere in the document. You will need to reorder and reinsert your citations and update the reference list yourself.
As with the CWYW with Word you and select among hundreds of publication styles to use in your document.
Guide and videos tutorials from the creators of EndNote, Clarivate Analytics.
Contact a Rowan Librarian specializing in EndNote