Google Scholar allows you to import references directly into RefWorks, BiBteX and EndNote. For other reference managers, you will need to download the reference as a .ris file, or use a browser extension. The two main ways of importing references into RefWorks, Zotero and Mendeley are detailed below.
For more information on referencing, see the Citation and Referencing Guide.
Option 1: Click "Import to RefWorks" beneath the search result that you want to save. (You will first need to activate this feature by going to Menu > Settings > Search results > Bibliography manager and selecting "show links to import citations to RefWorks"). This will open RefWorks and automatically add the reference.
Option 2: Install the Save to RefWorks button in your browser and then click on it when viewing your search results. This allows you to save multiple references at a time, although it is not as good at collecting the metadata accurately.
Option 1: Click "Import to RefMan" beneath the search result that you want to save. (You will first need to activate this feature by going to Menu > Settings > Search results > Bibliography manager and selecting "show links to import citations to RefMan"). The reference will automatically download as a .ris file, which will be added to Zotero when you open it.
Option 2: Install the Zotero Connector button in your browser and then click on it when viewing your search results. This allows you to save multiple references at a time, although it is not as good at collecting the metadata accurately.
Option 1: Click "Import to RefMan" beneath the search result that you want to save. (You will first need to activate this feature by going to Menu > Settings > Search results > Bibliography manager and selecting "show links to import citations to RefMan"). The reference will automatically download as a .ris file, which will be added to Mendeley when you open it.
Option 2: Install the Mendeley Web Importer button in your browser and then click on it when viewing your search results. This allows you to save multiple references at a time, although it is not as good at collecting the metadata accurately.
