How to find articles in Summon or Google Scholar and use Word (manual entry )and Endnoteweb (search and upload) to incorporate citations while you write.

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Writing and
citing to avoid
plagiarism

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1. How to avoiding plagiarism
2. Where to find guidance on citing and referencing
3. Using Word to incorporate citations into your writing
4. Using EndNote™ web to incorporate citations into your
writing
We will cover:

3. Avoiding plagiarism
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Allow plenty of time for writing and adding references
Always acknowledge and cite and reference your sources
Keep track of your sources as you go
If you did not write
it …then you must
cite it!
When “quoting directly” – make this clear and use a citation
When paraphrasing – make this clear and use a citation

4. Where to find guidance
https://london.libguides.com/home/citing
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Where to find guidance
Specific examples of citations are here

6. Citing and referencing
using MS Word
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Use Google Scholar from our A-Z list of
databases and if we have full text
access via one of our subscriptions you
can get access to the paper/article.

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using MS Word
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You can mark records of interest to
include in “my library” but you will
need to login with a google account
of some kind (e.g. gmail) to access
it. Click on the star to mark it.

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using MS Word
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Once you have items in
your library, you can
export them in various
formats

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using MS Word
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Google Scholar even allows you to export marked
records as a CSV file, which you can then open in
Excel You can add extra columns to record
more information such as
notes/quotations/ page numbers.

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using MS Word
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Word allows you to add citations as you are writing,
wherever you quote or paraphrase an author .

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To do this: On the
References tab,
click on
Insert Citation>Add
new Source
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using MS Word

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Once I have filled out the details
of the article or book, it
automatically pops the citation in.
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using MS Word

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When you are ready
you can insert your
references at the end
of your document.
References
tab>Bibliography>In
sert Bibliography
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A Bibliography is
created, automatically
placing the cited works
in alphabetical order by
author surname
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using MS Word

15. Endnote web
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16. Endnote web
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1. Set up an Endnote web online account
Using the instructions in the Libguides
2. Research your topic using Summon
3. Save your citations
4. Go to Endnote and import your citations
5. In Word – cite while you write!

17. Detailed Instructions
Endnote Web
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Instructions are here
in the Citing and
referencing guide

18. Launch the Web of Science database from the Library’s A-Z list
of databases
Web of Science provides the LBS institutional entitlement.
Go to our A-Z list of databases
How to create your EndNote online account
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Go to London.libguides.com
Use SUMMON to searchh
Sample subject search

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Run your search
Click on
folder to save
items of
interest

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Go to the saved
items folder to
export

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Export to
Endnote
and save
Change to
Harvard
style here

24. Return to Endnote:
Collect > Import References
Import as a
RefMan RIS
file

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Go to My Groups
to find your imported data

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Go to Word
Endnote web should show
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Write and when you are ready to
insert a citation click on the above and
search to locate the item you are citing
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When you have
located the
reference
click insert

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The in line citation is there
And in the reference list
at the end

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We hope this quick run-through helped
If you have questions
Email: library@london.edu