Contemporary World Leaders Research: Home

From Noodle Tools Support

Step-by-step tutorials for Noodle Tools features

Creating your Noodle Tools account

Your Projects Tab

Your Sources Tab

Your Notecards Tab

Your Outline 

Create a Hanging Indent in Google Docs

Remember - a bibliography is not a list of URLs. Use Noodle Tools to properly format your citations.

With a Noodle Tools account, once you create bibliographies you can easily organize your research with note cards, outline your papers, and integrate with Google docs. 

Users will log in via one of the following: 

1. Clicking the G Suite NoodleTools button (under the Google "waffle" menu)
2. Entering their Google email on the login screen (under "Access via G Suite")

• New users can also go to: https://my.noodletools.com/logon/signin?domain=sau24.org

Find more information on creating a Works Cited page, click on the Research Tools tab above. then click on the Cite Your Sources tab.

THESIS STATEMENT

• Thoughtfully crafted

• Due English – Thursday/Friday, April 16 &17

WORKING WORKS CITED PAGE

• Proper format

• Due English –– Monday, April 20

EFFECTIVE USE OF CLASSROOM/LIBRARY/WRITING CENTER TIME

• Prepared

• On-task

OUTLINE

• Follows format

• Complete

• Due English—Thursday/Friday, April 23 & 24

FIRST DRAFT

• 5-7 pages (not including Works Cited page), word processed

• Works Cited page prepared according to MLA format

• Proper internal citations 

• Evidence of personal proofreading 

• SIGNATURE of adult proofreader

• Copies of sources

• Due Thursday/Friday, May 7 & 8 to English

EBSCO

Biography in Context

Encyclopedia Britannica

A to Z World Cultures

Sweetsearch

Google Scholar