Many of the features we have available through the EndNote Web system are due to our subscription to the Web of Science family of article databases (which is owned by the same company as EndNote). These features are provided for one year following your last login to EndNote from the campus network.
However, in these times we have more and more people who are not able to login from the campus network at all and so you might see your favorite citation style drop off of your list of options. If your roaming status has expired, please go through the following steps.
First, navigate to the Web of Science site through the library so that you go through the library's user authentication process. Once you arrive at Web of Science, there should be an option to "Sign In" in the top right corner. Because the two sites are owned by the same company, your EndNote Web username (email address) and password should work here as well.
Once you're signed in and your name appears in the top right corner, you will need to click on the EndNote link in the "Products" menu above your name. Navigating to EndNote on your own or refreshing a tab you already have open will not work. Only clicking the link from here to get to EndNote will register as activity that will renew your Roaming countdown.
EndNote and EndNote Web* are robust bibliographic management software tools designed to help you collect, organize, and use necessary citations for your writing and research projects. Both of these tools can be integrated with Microsoft Word so that while you are writing within Word, you can easily connect to EndNote or EndNote Web and retrieve necessary citations you've collected and stored there.
* Note: EndNote Web has been rebranded as EndNote Basic and EndNote Online depending on your exact circumstance. Technically, ISU users will be using what is currently designated "EndNote online with WoS" in the comparison chart listed above since we also subscribe to the Web of Science article index which is owned by the same parent company. The naming convention is confusing enough that we still use EndNote Web in our discussions here at ISU to refer to any web-based version of EndNote and you'll still occasionally see references to that name elsewhere.
Regardless, the sign-up process is the same. Anyone can sign up for an EndNote Basic account and if you use your Iowa State University email address when you do so and sign in from the campus network, you should be automatically set up for the expanded content. If you have questions about this, feel free to contact me and we'll try to figure it out and get EndNote's support team involved if necessary.