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Using RefMe to create reference lists

A presentation by the Tavistock and Portman NHS

Foundation Trust Library

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Logging in

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Logging in

Go to http://www.refme.com and sign up using Facebook or an email address.

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Logging in

If you already have an account, just click on “log in” at the very top of the page.

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Creating a new reference list

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Creating a new reference list

Click on “Add Project” to create a new reference list.

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Creating a new reference list

Give it a name and click on “Add”.

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Reference Styles

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Reference Styles

Click on “Styles” to choose the referencing style all of your references will appear in.

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Reference Styles

Type in the first few letters of the style you want and choose a specific version from the list that appears below.

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Reference Styles

At the Tavistock and Portman, you will usually use either: “Harvard – Cite Them Right 9th Edition”

or “APA (American Psychological Association 6th edition)”.

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Creating references

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Creating References

Click on the orange “+” to create a new reference.

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Creating References

Choose from the different options which type of document your reference is.

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Creating References

Then, enter in the search box some information about your document. For a book, it’s best to enter its ISBN (number under the barcode behind the book).

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Creating References

For a journal article, enter its DOI to find the exact article instantly.

Both the ISBN and the DOI are unique numbers identifying a document.

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Creating References If you have a URL to a page describing the document (on the publisher’s website for example), it also works very well.

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Creating References

If you don’t have those, no worries: just enter a few words from the title and / or the name of the author.

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Creating References Choose among the different options proposed by clicking on the one that looks the most like your document.

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Creating References Once you’ve found your document, check each field one by one to make sure that all the information is correct.

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Creating References

If you can’t find the document through RefMe, you can always enter it manually instead by clicking “Enter manually”.

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Creating References

Enter the information for your reference the best you can. Re-read yourself several times to make sure you don’t leave any typo. Once you’re finished, click on “Save”. Repeat the process for all your documents.

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Exporting your Reference List

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Exporting your Reference List

Once you have added all the references, you need, you can export them to create your reference list. Click on “Export”.

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Exporting your Reference List

You can export your references in many different formats. The easiest one to use is just “copy and paste”. Click on that one.

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Creating References

Your reference list appears. You just have to copy and paste it into your document.

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That’s all for today!

If you have any question or problem, contact the library!

020 8938 2520 [email protected]