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I just read in the Google Librarian's newsletter that you can import citations to EndNote from Google Scholar.

In Google Scholar, click on the Scholar Preferences link.

In the "Bibliography Manager" section at the bottom, click the button next to "Show link to import citations into" and choose Endnote as the format. You can also import to RefWorks and some other bibliographic managers.

Click the Save Preferences button

Now when you do a Google Scholar search, there will be a link at the bottom of each citation that says "Import into EndNote."

Posted by Jane Kessler at 02:16 PM | Permalink

Consumer Information page:

Better Business Bureau

BBB Aware: Infomericals

Home Buyers: Beware of "Flipping" Scams

Topics in the News/Immigration

Public Agenda Issue Guides: Immigration

Topics in the News/Avian Flu

Avian Influenza: Frequently Asked Questions

Food, Nutrition & Cooking

Food Consumption Trends

Posted by Jane Kessler at 03:55 PM | Permalink

There's a new category on the Medicine & Health page of the online Reference Collection - Diseases & Conditions. I moved the existing resources for Aids and Cancer under this heading and added two new subheadings: Diabetes and Obesity. I will also be adding Heart Disease in the next few days.

Posted by Jane Kessler at 04:01 PM | Permalink

There's a new page up under the Reference Collection - Topics in the News on Earth Day. It was created by our Reference GA, Rebecca Roberts.

Posted by Jane Kessler at 08:42 AM | Permalink

4 new sites on immigration have been added to the Topics in the News page. they cover immigration law, guestworker programs, statistics on the migrant population in the U.S. and immigration reform.

Also, I added an online tutorial from Medline on evaluating health information from the Internet. It's on the Medicine & Health page under Health information.

Posted by Jane Kessler at 09:12 AM | Permalink

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Posted by Carol Anderson at 02:00 PM | Permalink