• Introduction to New RefWorks  - Shows you how to find and save references while doing your research, how to organize references once they're in RefWorks, and how to cite those references in your writing.
• How to create an account in New RefWorks -  Choose "Create account" and then, enter your Marquette email address, then create a password. Do NOT use the "Login from my Institution" option.
• Starting Research with RefWorks - covers how to move references from databases into your RefWorks account.
• RefWorks Basic Functions - covers many of the key features - managing references, etc.
• Organizing References with Folders in RefWorks
• Creating References and Bibliographies in Documents with RefWorks - this video covers basics about Write N Cite, Reference Citation Manager, Quick Cite and RefWorks add-on for Google Docs

New to RefWorks?

• Legacy RefWorks will cease to exist at some point in the near future.  All new users should begin with New RefWorks.

Already a RefWorks user?

• You can continue to use your Legacy RefWorks accounts for now but in the near future Legacy RefWorks will be discontinued.
• You can create a New RefWorks Account and migrate your references from Legacy RefWorks.
• Please note the following regarding:  Upgrading Documents from Legacy RefWorks to New RefWorks:

Documents created in legacy RefWorks are not compatible with new RefWorks. You can create documents for new RefWorks using your existing Write-N-Cite plugin, but you cannot continue to work on existing documents created in legacy RefWorks. You can upgrade documents created in legacy RefWorks to be compatible with new RefWorks. Always save a copy of your document before upgrading it.

• When using Write N Cite or RefWorks Citation Manager while logged into new RefWorks, you are prompted to upgrade the document if it was created using legacy RefWorks.

Mac User? 

• Write-N-Cite does not work with Word 2016.  Instead you will need to use an add-in called "RefWorks Citation Manager."  You can download "RefWorks Citation Manager" from the Microsoft Office Store. 
• You can also use the Quick Cite feature where you create the citations in your New RefWorks account and then paste them into your paper.  You can also create the bibliography in your RefWorks account and then add it to your research paper.