There are three versions of EndNote:
See Which version should I use? for more detail about the differences between the two versions.
The Library supports the use of all versions of EndNote although we recommend using Desktop EndNote. For more support resources see our EndNote guide:
Although this video is for EndNote 2025, most of the features are also available in versions 20 and 21.
Although this video is for EndNote 2025, most of the features are also available in versions 20 and 21.
We have produced a series of five introductory videos which are in the YouTube playlist below.
Video 2: Getting references into EndNote - covers downloading from Summon, Web of Science and PubMed and typing in references for books and webpages.
Video 3: Organising and editing references - covers navigating and managing your library, using groups to organise references, editing references and attaching PDFs.
Video 4: Inserting citations and references in Word - covers using the Word plugin in insert citations and create a reference list, changing the style and creating a plain text copy for submission.
The final video in the playlist covers using EndNote for a systematic review.
If you are unable to view these videos on YouTube they are also available on YuJa (University username and password required):
We have created step-by-step guides for the most commonly used features of Desktop EndNote. These guides are worded for Windows PC users, although many of the instructions will be the same for the Mac version of the software. All guides are in PDF format and apply to versions 20, 21 and 2025.
We offer Desktop EndNote workshops for Researchers as part of the RRDP (Reading Researcher Development Programme). Book a place via RISIS.
Undergraduate and Masters students will have embedded training as part of your course if appropriate. Alternatively teach yourself using the step-by-step guides or videos, or contact your Academic Liaison Librarian for an individual tutorial.
Your Academic Liaison Librarian can offer individual help on using EndNote.
Your Academic Liaison Librarian can also offer individual help on using EndNote. Just email them with a specific question or make an appointment for an individual tutorial or for more in depth support.
For technical issues contact Clarivate Analytics directly: