Notice about RefWorks
UBC Student Office 365 and Write-N-Cite
Students who have recently downloaded UBC Student Office 365 can currently no longer install the Write-N-Cite add-in for Word that allows one to generate in-text citations and a reference page. This does not affect anyone who has purchased their own individual subscription or anyone who is already working with Write-N-Cite. (March 29, 2021)
Public workstations with Write-N-Cite installed:
UBC Library's workstations have Write-N-Cite installed on MS Word. Visit: https://services.library.ubc.ca/computers-technology/public-computers/ This link also includes instructions for accessing the Remote Labs.
RefWorks Login
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Legacy RefWorks Group Code
If you are unable to login to Legacy RefWorks, you can authenticate by using the Group Code. A valid CWL is required to access the group code. Once you have the group code, you can use the link above to login to RefWorks.
Notice about RefWorks and Privacy:
UBC RefWorks accounts and databases are stored on servers outside of Canada located in the United States.
Create an Account
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| To create a Legacy RefWorks account, visit this website. You may use an email address from any domain. | To create a RefWorks account in the newest version, visit https://refworks.proquest.com with a ubc.ca email address. To use a non-ubc.ca email address for your account, follow these instructions (Valid CWL required) | ||
| Legacy RefWorks has certain unique features, allowing you to deduplicate (a useful function for systematic reviews) and also to create multiple accounts | This version of RefWorks has additional features. You can read and annotate PDFs and retrieve citation data directly from uploaded PDFs. There is also a Google Docs plug-in for this version of Refworks. | ||
Learn to Use RefWorks in 20 Minutes
Learn to use RefWorks in 20 minutes by watching YouTube video tutorials.
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Workshops
The UBC Library Research Commons offers workshops on getting started using RefWorks. It also has one-on-one consultations that you can book online. Visit the Research Commons Guide for more details.
RefWorks and Systematic Reviews
The Legacy version of RefWorks can be helpful when conducting a Systematic Review as it can handle large exports of results from databases and process duplicates. For the screening process, Covidence, is now available.
For more information about Systematic and related reviews, consult with your subject librarian or see the Systematic Review guide.