Using NoodleTools
NoodleTools is a convenient online tool used primarily for building proper citations. When using NoodleTools to its fullest capacity, it is a fully-integrated note-taking and documentation program designed for academic research.
**Click HERE for Instructions or see below:
Create an Account:
1. Go to the NoodleTools Website www.noodletools.com
Top right corner, click on OR then scroll down to Log In
2. Access via Google for Education. On right side, type in first.last##@auhsdschools.org
Then click Sign In with Google
3. Choose your account.
4. If you haven’t used NoodleTools before, just select “Create a new account”
5. Select school and year of graduation.
Create a Citation:
1. Go to NoodleTools www.noodletools.com
Click on LogIn OR Menu (drop down to login)
2. Access via Google for Education. On right side, type in first.last##@auhsdschools.org
Select your account and then enter password.
3. Click on +New Project. (Or click Project Title if you are returning to a project you already started.)
4. Type in Project Title,
Citation Style: MLA (MLA Handbook, 8th ed.)
Citation level: Advanced: Comprehensive coverage of the style guides, 70+ forms
Click Submit
5. Click on the Sources tab
6. Click on
7. Click on the option that describes how you accessed the information. If it is in a book that you can hold in your hand, select “Print or in-hand”.
8. Select one a type of source.
9. Fill in all the boxes that you can. Leave the annotation section blank, unless your teacher instructed otherwise. Click on Submit. If you have more citations to enter for your project, repeat steps 6, 7, 8, and 9. (If sources are for the same project, keep citations together by using the SAME Project Title folder.)
10. A. To Print a Works Cited page in Microsoft Word, select Print/Export to Word. (Or you may Print/Export to Google Docs.)
B. Then Open File download at the bottom.
C. Your Works Cited page will be alphabetized and double spaced correctly for you.
Additional NoodleTools Features to Explore:
NoodleTools is a convenient online tool used primarily for building proper citations. When using NoodleTools to its fullest capacity, it is a fully-integrated note-taking and documentation program designed for academic research.
**Click HERE for Instructions or see below:
Create an Account:
1. Go to the NoodleTools Website www.noodletools.com
Top right corner, click on OR then scroll down to Log In
2. Access via Google for Education. On right side, type in first.last##@auhsdschools.org
Then click Sign In with Google
3. Choose your account.
4. If you haven’t used NoodleTools before, just select “Create a new account”
5. Select school and year of graduation.
Create a Citation:
1. Go to NoodleTools www.noodletools.com
Click on LogIn OR Menu (drop down to login)
2. Access via Google for Education. On right side, type in first.last##@auhsdschools.org
Select your account and then enter password.
3. Click on +New Project. (Or click Project Title if you are returning to a project you already started.)
4. Type in Project Title,
Citation Style: MLA (MLA Handbook, 8th ed.)
Citation level: Advanced: Comprehensive coverage of the style guides, 70+ forms
Click Submit
5. Click on the Sources tab
6. Click on
7. Click on the option that describes how you accessed the information. If it is in a book that you can hold in your hand, select “Print or in-hand”.
8. Select one a type of source.
9. Fill in all the boxes that you can. Leave the annotation section blank, unless your teacher instructed otherwise. Click on Submit. If you have more citations to enter for your project, repeat steps 6, 7, 8, and 9. (If sources are for the same project, keep citations together by using the SAME Project Title folder.)
10. A. To Print a Works Cited page in Microsoft Word, select Print/Export to Word. (Or you may Print/Export to Google Docs.)
B. Then Open File download at the bottom.
C. Your Works Cited page will be alphabetized and double spaced correctly for you.
Additional NoodleTools Features to Explore:
- When on the Sources tab, under Options, take a look at the in-text reference help.
- Attach Notecards to Sources: create online notecards for quotations, paraphrases, and/or ideas.
- Create clusters or groups of notecards.