NoodleBib Create a Bibliography

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NoodleBibCreate a Bibliography

• Bellmont High School

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What is NoodleBib?

• Create, organize and store
• Make a bibliography
• Take notes online
• Organize your notes
• Create essay, speech, product

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Name your list
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What kind of source are you going to cite?
Choose the best matchfrom the drop-down menu
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Answer the questions about your source
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The right form for your source!
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Cut-and-paste to avoid spelling errors
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Get help on each field
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Help pops up!
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Some fields are required
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Add an annotation
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Pick the correct spelling
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Sometimes its not wrong!
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When youre done, check your work for errors
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and make changes
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Heres your first citation!
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You can open the form and edit it again
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Click to see a sample in-text reference for your
source
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If youre confused
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Some questions kids have asked

• All this is new to me how can I tell whats
  common knowledge?
• If I wrote it for another class, do I quote
  myself?
• What if I dont have the page number because I
  returned the book?
• How do I cite You Tube?

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Self-assess your work
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Ask yourself
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Share your list with Teachers name
Get comments and ideas
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Choose format before exporting
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Keep all your lists
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Follow the handout

• At the New User Registration screen, enter
  school name and password
• Create your personal ID and password
• Record these on your handout
• When you use NoodleBib after that, login only
  with your personal ID and password
• Some educators create a printed handout for
  students that includes database login
  instructions. Please do not publish your schools
  password on the Web

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More instructions

• Specifically for this essay, project
• Use MLA, APA or Chicago/Turabian
• Cite as you go (books, wikis, databases)
• Add notes as you read
• Share your working list and notes with name
• Get feedback as you go
• Organize notes with tags and clusters
• Create essay, speech, product

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NoodleBibStart your source list!

• Questions?

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