Tutorials/Videos

The tutorial is intended to help you begin developing research questions or thesis statements for the essays you are working on. Author: William Badke

4.25 minute video by Ruth Gaba, Information Literacy Instruction/Reference Librarian at Concordia University, Wisconsin, with a "cartoony overview of searching for information in an academic setting. Includes use of quotation marks, 'and' and choosing terms. There is also a bit about locating a text."

Kent State University - Brian helps Emily find articles in a research database by showing her how to create a search strategy

The tutorial is intended to help you begin developing research questions or thesis statements for the essays you are working on. Author: William Badke

A four-step guide for students and for faculty written by Ann McNeal, School of Natural Science, Hampshire College, Amherst MA

Short video explaining concepts of peer-review. NCSU.

4.25 minute video by Ruth Gaba, Information Literacy Instruction/Reference Librarian at Concordia University, Wisconsin, with a "cartoony overview of searching for information in an academic setting. Includes use of quotation marks, 'and' and choosing terms. There is also a bit about locating a text."

RefWorks lists additional recorded Webinars and print guides on this page, on such topics as Creating Non-English and Multi-Language Bibliographies, and RefMobile.

View a 3-minute video to learn how to link from an article saved on your personal BU drive to a record in your RefWorks account.

This written guide illustrates some of the basic features of RefWorks in a concise, printable handout.

Learn how to use RefGrab-It (to capture data from web pages), how to use My List, how to check for duplicate, and more.

Teach yourself how to use Refworks by viewing all or some of these short videos.

Videos created by RefWorks Training and Client Services for RefWorks users. Contact us at support@refworks-cos.com.

Learn how to use the Write-n-Cite plug in to use RefWorks for in-text citing.