time to make the migration and learn the new version before your next assignment is due. You can continue to use the current version of Write-N-Cite with either the New or Legacy version of RefWorks. However, documents created with Write-N-Cite using the legacy version cannot be modified with the New Refworks and vice versa. new user account | If you do not already have a current RefWorks account, you will need to create one in order to use the New RefWorks. Go to and click on account.” NCU students, faculty, staff and “Create alumni are eligible to use RefWorks. Note that you must enter an NCU email address to create a new account in the New RefWorks. Then, log into your NCU Email to view the email from RefWorks and confirm your new account. reset password | To reset your password go to , enter your email address, and click on Enter the email address you used to open the account and RefWorks will send you a link to reset your password. If you still have issues resetting your password or logging into your account, clear your browser’s cache and cookies, or try another browser. import from Legacy RefWorks | To manually import your data into your new RefWorks account, click the + icon and select 'Import References'. Next, select RefWorks from the 'Import from another reference manager' page. Users that continue to use the Legacy RefWorks, as well as the New RefWorks, can run the manual import process as many times as needed. The process will only import any new records to the New RefWorks account—no duplicates will be created. platform overview | There are essentially two simplified menus in the New RefWorks. The left-hand menu allows you to access, search, organize, tag, and share references in your account. The top menu allows you to add, organize, tag, and share references in your account, as well as create bibliographies, find duplicates, and access the additional RefWorks tools. You may also select the number of references to view, as well as change your citation view to APA Style at the bottom of the screen. folders | This is how you organize your references. You may create additional folders based on subjects, courses, or even specific assignments. To create a folder, expand the Folders” menu and “My select a folder.” You may also add references to multiple folders. “Add
time to make the migration and learn the new version before your next assignment is due. You can continue to use the current version of Write-N-Cite with either the New or Legacy version of RefWorks. However, documents created with Write-N-Cite using the legacy version cannot be modified with the New Refworks and vice versa. new user account | If you do not already have a current RefWorks account, you will need to create one in order to use the New RefWorks. Go to and click on “Create account.” NCU students, faculty, staff and alumni are eligible to use RefWorks. Note that you must enter an NCU email address to create a new account in the New RefWorks. Then, log into your NCU Email to view the email from RefWorks and confirm your new account. reset password | To reset your password go to , enter your email address, and click on Enter the email address you used to open the account and RefWorks will send you a link to reset your password. If you still have issues resetting your password or logging into your account, clear your browser’s cache and cookies, or try another browser. import from Legacy RefWorks | To manually import your data into your new RefWorks account, click the + icon and select 'Import References'. Next, select RefWorks from the 'Import from another reference manager' page. Users that continue to use the Legacy RefWorks, as well as the New RefWorks, can run the manual import process as many times as needed. The process will only import any new records to the New RefWorks account—no duplicates will be created. platform overview | There are essentially two simplified menus in the New RefWorks. The left-hand menu allows you to access, search, organize, tag, and share references in your account. The top menu allows you to add, organize, tag, and share references in your account, as well as create bibliographies, find duplicates, and access the additional RefWorks tools. You may also select the number of references to view, as well as change your citation view to APA Style at the bottom of the screen. folders | This is how you organize your references. You may create additional folders based on subjects, courses, or even specific assignments. To create a folder, expand the “My Folders” menu and select “Add a folder.” You may also add references to multiple folders.