Before you can get citations to save to RefWorks, you first will need to find sources you might want to cite in your research.
Research Guides are an excellent way to identify where to find sources to use in your subject area. Use library databases to find scholarly sources.
Many research databases allow you to export citations directly to RefWorks.
Look for words such as Cite, Export, or Send as you navigate databases.
Here are a few examples:
1. Select Export on the right side
2. Select Direct Export to RefWorks
1. Select the Cite button in the top right
2. Under "Export to a citation manager or file," select RefWorks
Look for the Cite button: 
On that popup window, there are many citation export options, including Export to RefWorks.
If you are asked which version, choose "export to the newest version of RefWorks." You may also want to check, "don't ask me this again."
Having all of your citations in the "All Documents" folder is not conducive to locating specific sources. Sort your citations into folders to make it easier to find and use them.
1) Create a folder, perhaps one for each course, topic, or project.
2) Name your folder
3) Select items to put in the folder
4) Put the items in the folder
