The document discusses using RefWorks to maintain a list of one's own works. It describes searching for an author's publications on Web of Science and Google Scholar, exporting the results to RefWorks, and organizing them into folders. The document also covers attaching PDFs of publications to the RefWorks records and generating bibliographies from the list of works in both APA and Chicago styles.

1. Maintain a List of Your Works in RefWorks Gwendolyn MacNairn Computer Science Librarian Dalhousie University Dal Libraries UnZipped September 1, 2011

2. Why use RefWorks? To keep track of what you have written and to make creating an accurate bibliography just a little bit easier…

3. Grant Applications

4. BEIKO, R. G.

5. Look for Digital Records …

8. http://refworks.scholarsportal.info New Version (2.0)

10. Five records in Web of Science

11. All published in 2010 Export into RefWorks

12. Five records imported into RefWorks

13. Look for errors

14. Move all records into your bibliography file folder

15. Return to Web of Science for 2011

16. Repeat Export-Import Procedure Do you want to attach the PDF?

19. Rename the file…

20. Open your file folder in RefWorks

21. Choose record to edit

22. Attach file to record

24. Search in Google Scholar

25. Search in Google Scholar

26. Google Scholar Preferences http://scholar.google.ca

27. Export from Google Scholar

28. Generate your Bibliography

31. In APA Style

33. In Chicago Style

34. ? Questions ? Dal Libraries UnZipped (2011)