NoodleBib is an online tool that helps students create citations and bibliographies in the correct style. It allows users to choose a citation style, name their source list, select sources from a drop-down menu, get help for each field, and compile their working list. When the list is complete, it can be formatted and exported or copied and pasted into a Word document. NoodleBib provides step-by-step instructions to help students properly cite sources for research projects and papers.

1. NoodleBib Create a Works Cited Source List Mrs. Bernal Library Media Specialist Westwood Middle School

2. What is NoodleBib? Create, organize and store Create a bibliography/works cited Sort your entries Save or store them online Create a product: essay, speech, powerpoint, poster, etc…..

3. Start by choosing a style

4. Name your list

5. What’s your source? Choose the best match from the drop-down menu

6. Cut-and-paste to avoid spelling errors Fill in the form

7. Get help on each field

8. Help pops up!

9. When you’re done, check for errors…

10. … and make changes

11. Compile your working list Select then follow directions

12. Format your list and export Choose options

13. Follow the directions … Go to noodletools.com and select ‘current users: sign in’ (6) Create your personal ID and password (7) Use your network ID (ex: 15dkings) [8] When you use Noodletools after that, login only with your personal ID and password First project: ‘Country Research Project’

14. Getting Signed On Go to noodletools.com Select ‘Current Users: sign in’ (6) Select ‘Create Personal ID’ tab (7)

15. Your List of Projects

16. Your Dashboard

17. More instructions… Specifically for this project: Use MLA Starter Cite as you go (books, wikis, databases…) Take notes as you read and enter into notecards Create a Works Cited list

18. Citing a Database

19. Copy and Paste to Word! OR enter the info. In Noodlebib!

20. Citing a book Author Title Publisher name Publishing place (a city) Publishing date (copyright)

21. Publishing Information

22. NoodleBib Start your source list! Questions? For more teaching ideas: support [at] noodletools [dot] com