English subtitles for clip: File:RefTools.ogv

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[CC by Pacha Tchernof]

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This is a video tutorial
on how to use ref tool bar,

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or RefTools.

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RefTools adds an extra button
to your editing toolbar

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that will allow you to quickly
and easily insert a citation.

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It autoformats citations for you

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and it makes them pretty clean
and standart to add to the articles.

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So it's a very valuable tool to have.

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Ok, so I'm on my /sandbox right now.

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All I've done is click on "Edit",
and you see my editing toolbar here.

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There is an option to click "Cite".

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If you click on that,
it drops down this bar right here,

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and it includes a Templates drop-down box,

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Named refs, and Error check.

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If you click on templates, you'll see four
different options of templates to use.

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"Cite web" is what you would use
if you're citing just a general website.

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"Cite news" is for a newspaper
or any type of news article,

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either online or in print.

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"Cite book" is obviously for books.

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And "Cite journal" is used
for references to articles

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in magazines, academic journals
as well as academic papers.

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I'm just gonna through each one quickly
to show you different options.

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If you click on "Cite web",

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you'll see this box that comes up
with different text fields.

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Most of them are self-explanatory

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so I'm not going to explain
the ones that are really obvious.

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I mean might clearly the name right here:
the last and first name of the author.

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But some of them need a little bit
of explanation.

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For example, "Work". Work refers to…

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if an item is part of the larger work,

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such as part of the book,
or periodical, or website,

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you would write
the name of that in "Work".

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"Publisher" is obviously whoever
has published the webpage,

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but it's genuinely not
the name of the website

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that is genuinely the "Work".

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And an "Access date"
that's the date that it has been accessed.

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It is easiest to add it by clicking
on the calendar right here,

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and it'll add the current day.

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And at down here, you have the option
to include "ref" name.

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I'm going to more details on that later.

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Next, I'm gonna "CIte news."

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These are all basically self-explanatory.
So I'm not gonna detail on them.

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"Cite book" has also pretty
generally obvious ones:

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"Year" is the publication year,

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"Publisher" is clearly the publisher,

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"Location" is the geographical location
in which the book was published,

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and ISBN stands for international
standart book number.

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There is more information on that,
if you search for Wikipedia calling "ISBN"

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but it is basically
a unique identifier for a book.

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And then "Pages" is referring to not
the total number of pages of the book,

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but just the pages that you're
referring to with your citation.

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And an "URL" is only used

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if there is an online location
in which text can be found.

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Please do not use this to link
to a commercial book seller.

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And then finally we're going
to look at "Cite journal,"

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and these are quite a few options,

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but really the only ones are difficult
to understand are DOI and PMID.

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These two are again unique identifiers.

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This is the Digital Object Identifier
and this is the Pub Med unit IDentifier.

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And each of those is like ISBN.

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The URL should point preferably
of free online version of the text,

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but if that's not available you can use it

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to point to an online version of the text
that requires the subscription.

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If you don't include a DOI or PMID,
you can also use a URL

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to link to an abstract
or description of the article.

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So here I've created just
a basic idea of the article on Mastiffs.

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It's just three sentences on.

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And it's all taken from
one book right here

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called "Mastiggs"
by Kim Campbell Thornton.

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So I'm just gonna show you
how to cite a book.

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So I go to "Edit."

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And the important thing to do

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is to place the cursor
where you want to insert the citation.

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Since I wanna cite they were
first exhibited in 1860,

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I place it at the end of that.

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And I'll hit "Cite Book",

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and then I can just type in
the authors' name,

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the title of the book,

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the year it was published

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which I can find in this nice section
that Google Books gives you.

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So the year was 2009 and the publisher
was Barron's Educational Series.

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And then I can find ISBN.

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I use a thirteen-digit one.

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And just paste it right in there.

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And that I know that
I use pages 9 through 10.

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Then I just can get the URL
of the about page pasting it here.

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Now I need to choose
a name for the reference,

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so I'm just gonna use "Thornton"
because I see the author's name.

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You can see it is inserted here,

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it's between these two HTML tags,
the ref tags here.

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And there is a citation template included.

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So now I just need
to add the References section,

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and it's important that you do this
when you'll end up with an URL.

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I created the References section heading
and enter the {{reflist}} template here.

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Then I use "Edit summary"

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and hit "Save page."

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So here you can see
that it cited that source,

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it's created a footnote for me
and it's put in the References section.

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Say I wanna cite
this second sentence here,

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I would go to "Edit."

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Because this information
is already included in this citation,

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it's on pages 9 and 10 of this book,

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I can just use a Named citation here.

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So I go up to the Named refs.

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And under the dropdown box,
it would say "Thorton"

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because that's what I choose as a name.

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So I hit back, hit insert.

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And it insert this nicest
small piece of HTML code

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that will create the citation

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here as well.

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So If I save,

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and you'll see that it now shows up,
both of them are cited.

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The number is the same,
because it's the same reference.

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And they are both linked
to this bottom Reference section.