6th grade Ancient Egypt: CITATIONS: Noodletools link and info

For more information, go to:

1. the "NoodleTools Tutorials: Projects" webpage... OR
2. the "How to create a new project" webpage, created by the NoodleTools Helpdesk.

For more information, go to:

1. the "NoodleTools Tutorials: Citing Sources" webpage
2.  t​​he "How to create and edit a source citation" webpage, created by the NoodleTools Helpdesk. 

Check out the following information for source-specific help:

• DATABASES:
  • Encyclopedias: World Book Online & Britannica - Find the "Cite" button within the databases, select the correct citation style (usually MLA at TCSD schools) and then follow the directions for "How to copy and paste a pre-formatted citation"
  • Gale In Context: "How to import a source citation from a Gale database"
• BOOKS:
  • Input the information directly into NoodleTools completing all the fields... OR
  • use the book's ISBN number: "How to import a citation using an ISBN number"... OR
  • copy and paste the citation from the JHMS Library catalog, Destiny Discover:
    • From the title details page of a resource you want to review, do one of the following:
    • Select > Citation.
    • Click the CITATIONS tab.
    • 
    • From the drop-down, select the citation style you want: MLA8 (default), APA, or Chicago. The citation updates accordingly.
    • Click  to copy the citation to paste into another application.

1. Navigate to your project's Sources screen.
2. Click the blue Export/Print icon button at the top of the screen.
3. Select: Print/Export to Google Docs (Creates a Google Doc in your Google Drive. You may be prompted to select your Google account.) Important note: If following these steps does not generate the file, be sure that your browser does not have a pop-up blocker enabled that would prevent a new window from opening. 
4. Add the citations to the END of your research project (Ex: cut and paste into Google Slides, add to a Google doc, etc.)

For more information, go to the "How to export and print source citations" webpage on the NoodleTools HelpDesk website.