NoodleTools is an online tool that allows users to take notes, create bibliographies, and organize research. It provides features like creating notecards to take notes on sources, building an outline to organize information, and generating citations and bibliographies in MLA format. The tool helps students improve their work by allowing teachers to leave feedback on citations. Students can analyze their research and share their bibliography with teachers to get comments on how to improve.

1. NoodleTools NoodleBib Carondelet Library

4. Start by choosing MLA Advanced and then Name your project

5. Your dashboard helps you track and organize your work

6. Use feedback from your instructor to improve your work

7. Teacher’s comment is next to your citation

9. NoodleTools NoodleBib Making the Works Cited List

10. Bibliography screen

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

12. Copy-and-paste to avoid spelling errors Fill in the form

13. Get help on each field

14. Help pops up!

15. Catch common errors…

16. … and make changes

17. Correctly formatted, correctly alphabetized

18. Click here to see how Parenthetical Reference should be formatted in your paper

19. Share your list with your teacher to get comments and improve your work

20. Format, export, print… and you’re done!

21. Analyze your list

22. Keep a project portfolio

23. NoodleBib Taking notes using Notecards

24. You can create notecards from the bibliography screen or from the dashboard

26. 1. Cut-and-paste first Author’s image Author’s words

27. Explain it to yourself * *Using words that you understand 2.Paraphrase or summarize

28. What do you think? I wonder…? “ To do” next 3. My ideas

29. Add the main idea last

30. Source Notes Your notes and sources stay linked

31. NoodleTools NoodleBib Notecard Table

32. Use your tabletop to organize notes Your notes are waiting here

34. Sort notes however you like! Drag notes

35. Build your outline on-the-fly…

36. Easy to add more sources if you need to!

37. NoodleBib Start your source list! Questions? Ask Mrs. Tracy or Ms. Koski