NoodleTools
Citing Sources Using NoodleTools
NoodleTools is the also the program you will use to create a Works Cited page.
Using the taskbar at the top, click on Sources
Copying and Pasting a Citation from a Database
If a source is an image, article, or piece of information from the following sources, you are using a Database.
Gale in Context and eLibrary export your citations directly to NoodleTools!
- Sign into NoodleTools and click on the project where the citations will go.
- Go directly to article/image you are using.
- Click on 'Cite'
- Choose export to NoodleTools
- Go to Noodle Tools
- Verify citation looks correct and that it is going into the correct project.
- Click 'Export'
- Go to NoodleTools, click on 'Sources'
- Refresh your NoodelTools screen if the citation does not show up right away.
Watch the videos if you are still uncertain how to cite sources from Gale in Context or ProQuest eLibrary.
Citing a Webpage or an Image from the Web
When you cite a webpage and or image from the Web, the process is different. Often, there is no citation provided that you can copy and paste.
A website or image from the Web are sources you usually find by doing a Google Search.