The Sciwheel add-on for Google Docs is similar to the Word plugin - it allows you to insert citations and bibliographies into your Google Doc from your Sciwheel account. The add-on also allows you to search PubMed from the Google Docs interface.
To install from within Sciwheel:
OR, to install from within a Google Doc, click the Add-ons dropdown menu and select "Get Add-ons." You may have to search for the Sciwheel Add-on.
For help using Sciwheel with Google Docs or for troubleshooting, go to the HELP guide within Sciwheel and select Google Docs tab on the left. Alternatively, you can access it directly from the Google Docs topic in the online Help guide.
Open the Sciwheel add-on and select Insert citations from the menu. Within the Sciwheel panel you can select references to cite from among those you have saved in Sciwheel. You can click Cite to insert them into your document or click the title of an individual reference to see the abstract. Please note that citations will appear in a generic author/date style until you format your citations and bibliography.
The Sciwheel panel, as shown above, may now say "Sciwheel" instead of "F1000."
Clicking this option in the Sciwheel dropdown menu will allow you to choose the citation style for your in-text citations and bibliography, Be aware that changing the style of your document can take a while--after choosing your style, do not try to click around even if nothing seems to be changing. Just give it some time. Clicking will end up messing up the formatting you are trying to change.
Dropdown, as shown above, may now be labelled "Sciwheel" instead of "F1000."
This is a unique feature of the Sciwheel Google Docs Add-in, which allows you to link your document to one of your projects in Sciwheel. Linking the document to a project will allow you to view the notes you've stored in that project. If you add new citations to your document, they will be automatically added to your project on Sciwheel.
Dropdown, as shown above, may now be labelled "Sciwheel" instead of "F1000."