Refworks (blue) and Legacy Refworks (orange) accounts Transfer your references to a RefWorks account by following instructions on section 2. Exporting references to New Refworks. Documents begun in one version of RefWorks must be completed in that version. Both Legacy and New RefWorks versions use Write-n-Cite but are not interchangeable.

You can continue to use Legacy RefWorks for ongoing projects if you have created documents using Write-N-Cite containing embedded references from your legacy account.ĭo not start a long term project in Legacy RefWorks using Write-n-Cite. Select the University of West London from the drop-down menu and login with your username (UWL email address ) followed by your password. Once you have created an account, always login from your institution. You will be sent an Activation email to complete the process. Enter your University of West London email address and follow the on screen instructions which include choosing a password. To create a RefWorks account, click on the login link above and choose C reate account. Further information on referencing styles is available in section 3. If you are unsure which style to use please check with your tutor. The University of West London predominantly uses Harvard (according to Cite Them Right), but also APA and OSCOLA. It can help you compile instant reference lists in a wide range of referencing styles. A space can be used, or omitted between the abbreviation and number.Proquest RefWorks is a web-based tool that allow s you to create a personal database of references.

When searching for a standard please use the entire Document Number assigned, which includes the abbreviation. Conducting a search for 'heat model' will return all results in which the exact phrase 'heat model' is found, while 'heat modeling' would NOT be included.Ī term combined with a phrase will be joined with an OR operator. Words in double quotes ' ' are treated as a phrase. For example, searching for t?re would match both tire and tyre Using Quotes Using the question mark, ( ? ) allows you to search for a word with a single character wildcard. For example, entering a keyword search of aero* will search for any word beginning with aero.

Using the asterisk, ( * ) allows you to search for a partial word. SAE MOBILUS supports the use of the AND, OR and NOT BOOLEAN operators ONLY function with the Advanced Search. This means that your search results will contain all results that contain ANY of the entered terms. Please note: All terms not contained within quotes, will be evaluated using the OR operator.

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