The document provides instructions for citing a website source in Noodletools. It explains that a website citation requires 5 pieces of information: the URL, website name, publisher, date of publication or copyright date, and webpage or article title. It then describes where to find each piece of information on a typical website. The last part demonstrates filling out the citation form in Noodletools and shows what a sample citation would look like once completed.

1. How do I cite a
Website?

2. Login to Noodletools and go to your project dashboard

3. Click on ‘Works Cited’

4. Now choose your source type...it’s a ‘website’!

5. Now choose your source type...it’s a ‘website’!
And click
on ‘Create
a Citation’.

6. Now it is time to find the information you will need!
All citations for websites need a minimum of 5 pieces of information:
1. Webpage URL
2. Website name
3. Website publisher
4. Date of publication or copyright date
5. Webpage name or article title
If possible, you should also find:

7. Where do I find the URL?
It is located at the top of the webpage in the address box:

8. Where do I find the website name:
Never take the website name from the URL. You will find it on the home-page of
the website. The website name of this site is BBC.

9. Where do I find the publisher?
Usually at the bottom of the page!

10. And the date of publication?
That is also at the bottom of the page!

11. But wait a minute! There is another date on this page!

12. That’s the publication date!
You should always use it instead of the copyright date from the bottom of the
page!

13. How do I find the article or page title?
It’s usually at the top of the page below the website name or at the head of the
article somewhere on the page:
If you scroll down the page you
will find this article on the
leaders of Papua New Guinea,
entitled Leaders. If you were
using this article, that would be
the title you put in your citation.

14. If you were citing the article at the top of the page...
Then here is the title:

15. Where do I find the author?
Their name, if it is given, will be under the article title
or at the bottom of the article or
there may not be one!

16. Where do I put all this information?
Here is the page
where you will fill in
your information:

17. Here are the
date and
the URL
There isn’t an
author named,
but there is an
article title
Put the Website
name here and
The publisher
here

18. Now click on ‘submit’ at the top or bottom of the page!

19. And this is what it will look like!

20. To print this out, just click on ‘Print/Export’