Affiliated employees with PennKey access to other Penn Libraries electronic resources-from the University of Pennsylvania Health System (HUP, Pennsylvania, and Presbyterian Hospitals) and the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia-are also eligible to create accounts. Please note that EndNote subscription access is restricted to current students, faculty, and staff.
The Penn community can also access institutional accounts for RefWorks, PowerNotes, and NoodleTools, and the Penn Libraries offers introductory information, tutorials, workshops, and support for various citation management tools. EndNote can also be accessed and downloaded through a keyword search in the Franklin catalog. Citation Management Tools and Supportįor assistance in making the best use of EndNote for a research project, visit the EndNote library guide. For further assistance with installation, contact Penn’s Tech Center. Penn’s license allows for upgrades to new versions, remote access, unlimited storage, and use from three devices per user for one-at-a-time use. Users should create their accounts from within the desktop version for full functionality, including the ability to synchronize references between desktop and online accounts and to share their library with other EndNote users.Īccess download instructions through the Penn Libraries (PennKey Required). Learn More and DownloadĮndNote has both a desktop and online component ( EndNote Online). University of Pennsylvania students, faculty, and staff can now download the full version of EndNote 20 courtesy of the Penn Libraries.ĮndNote is a reference and full-text organizer that allows users to create bibliographies and format documents in a large number of output styles. EndNote 20 Now Available Through the Penn Libraries
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