One option to add in-text citations and references in a Word document is Quick Cite. You can find this option under Create Bibliography in your RefWorks account. You will get a dialog box where you can select the reference(s) you want to use, copy the information and paste that in your Word document. At the end you can create a bibliography based on the selected references. Watch a short excerpt of the video RefWorks Basic Functionality (O:29) demonstrating Quick Cite.
To create a paper with in-text citations or footnotes while you write you can use the tool, RefWorks Citation Manager (RCM). RCM is available as an Add-in for Word and Add-on for Google Docs. You can find these tools under Tools > Extensions & Add-ons in your RefWorks account.
NB: EUR students and staff can log in to Microsoft 365 using their EUR credentials and use the RCM add-in pre-installed in the Word app.
Windows 10 & 11, MacOS Versions 10.15+
Word 2019 - latest versions only, Word 2025, Word Online / 365
iOS (iPad)
Word app, RCM for Word Online (available via Word online only)
You have purchased Microsoft Word or Microsoft 365 for use on your own device and sign in with your personal Microsoft account,
Watch the video Writing with RefWorks Citation Manager (RCM) for Microsoft Word (5:37)
Windows 10 & Windows 11, MacOS Versions 10.15+, iOS (iPad)
Google Docs
If you don’t immediately see the Manage citations option, refresh the page or wait until Google Docs updates your view.
Watch the video Writing with RefWorks Citation Manager (RCM) for Google Docs (5:49)