NoodleBib is an online tool that allows users to create bibliographies, take notes, organize sources, and write papers. It guides students through the entire research and writing process. Key features include creating citations in different styles, taking notes and organizing them under headings, building outlines, annotating sources, and getting feedback from teachers on works in progress. The document provides instructions on setting up an account, citing sources as you write, and using NoodleBib to create specific assignments like essays or projects.

1. NoodleBib Create a [bibliography, source list…] * [Your name/title/contact info] *Note: For the brackets, fill in your specific information

4. Start by choosing a style

5. Start by choosing a style

6. Check with your teacher first!

7. Name your project

8. A dashboard helps you organize your work

9. Keep your focus

10. Assignments, links, calendar…

13. Use feedback from your instructor to improve your work

14. Your teacher’s comment is next to your citation

15. What kind of source are you going to cite? Choose the best match from the drop-down menu

16. Answer the questions about your source

17. This one requires some thinking!

18. The right form for your source

19. Author’s first name Author’s last name (or the name of an organization)

20. Copy-and-paste to avoid spelling errors

21. Get help on each field

22. More help pops up

23. Some fields are required

24. Here’s where you add an annotation

25. Check your spelling

26. Pick the correct word

27. Sometimes your word is not wrong!

28. When you’re done, check your work for errors…

29. … and make changes

30. Here’s your first citation!

31. You can open the form and edit it again

33. If you’re confused…

34. Get help from an expert

36. Self-assess your work

37. Ask yourself

38. Share your list with [Teacher’s name here] Get comments and Improve your work

39. Format your paper before exporting

40. Keep a portfolio of your work

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