Finding Sources

• Search the CRLS Library Catalog for books
• Search the library's databases (Passwords)
  • e.g. Issues and Controversies
• Search for websites that pass the CRAP test and are on an academic level (see slide 4 of this Google Slides project)
• Search Google Scholar

Citing Sources

• Creating a New Noodle Tools Account
• Noodle Tools Help Desk: Tutorials on how to use Noodle Tools
• How to Create a New Project in NoodleTools and Share it with a Student or Teacher
• How to Cite a Source from a Website in NoodleTools
• How to Export a Citation from a Database in NoodleTools
• How to Copy and Paste a Citation from a Database into NoodleTools
• How to Create a NoodleTools Notecard
• A Guide to Citing Images in NoodleTools

Annotating Sources

How to Write an Annotated Bibliography and How to Create an Annotated Bibliography in NoodleTools and Export into Google Docs

1. Cite a source in NoodleTools.
2. Click the "Options" button.
3. Then choose "Edit Annotation."
4. Write a 6-10 sentence annotation for each source that details:
   • a brief summary of the information
   • an evaluation of its relevancy, reliability, etc.
   • a reflection outlining your ideas, questions, thoughts, etc. after reading that source