Skip to Main Content

How To Export Records Into EndNote: Home

This guide includes instructions for exporting records into EndNote from the APU library catalog, several APU databases, and Google Scholar. This guide was originally created by Michelle Spomer.

Sorry to Inform You

Unfortunately EndNote 20 and any new versions moving forward, are no longer available for free for APU students and Faculty. 

Options: 

You could either pay for an EndNote license (currently EndNote 21) for $275, $150 for a student license) or switch over to another Citation Manager software like the free Zotero

What about expired Endnote license? To upgrade from EndNote 20 to the new EndNote 21 license, you must do so from within your expired EndNote program in order to retrieve your My EndNote Library references.

For using Zotero, we have created a brief handout on How to Use Zotero

Also, if needed, here are the steps to move records from My EndNote Library to Zotero here

Associated note: you can link to APU's library holdings in Zotero by going to Edit, Preferences, then Advanced. Under "Open URL" select North America, then Azusa Pacific University.

Updated: May 13, 2024

Welcome!

For a quick start see Dave's 12-Page APU EndNote 20 Tutorial 2-18-2022

This guide was created to help you export records from various catalogs and databases into EndNote. APU students and faculty may download a free copy of EndNote software from the IMT website

This guide contains specific instructions for the following resources:

APU Library Catalog
LINK+ Catalog
WorldCat Catalog
EBSCOhost Databases
ProQuest Databases
PubMed

Your Librarian

Profile Photo
Dave Harmeyer
Contact:
Azusa Pacific University
Marshburn Memorial Library
901 E. Alosta Ave.Azusa, CA 91702
(626) 815-6000, ext. 3255
Website Skype Contact: dave.harmeyer