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NoodleBib Create a [bibliography, source list…]

Discover NoodleBib, a powerful tool designed for students to create, organize, and manage bibliographies and notes online. Learn how to select citation formats (MLA, APA, Chicago/Turabian), add annotations, and keep track of your research with ease. NoodleBib helps students avoid common pitfalls such as spelling errors and missing details. With user-friendly guidance, students can share their lists, get real-time feedback, and refine their work. Perfect for essays, speeches, and projects, NoodleBib simplifies the research and writing process.

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NoodleBib Create a [bibliography, source list…]

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  1. NoodleBibCreate a [bibliography, source list…] Julie S. Baun Librarian DuBois Area Middle School

  2. What is NoodleBib? Create, organize and store • Make a bibliography • Take notes online • Organize your notes • Create [essay, speech, product…]

  3. Name your list

  4. What kind of source are you going to cite? Choose the best matchfrom the drop-down menu

  5. Answer the questions about your source

  6. The right form for your source!

  7. Cut-and-paste to avoid spelling errors

  8. Get help on each field

  9. Help pops up!

  10. Some fields are required

  11. Add an annotation

  12. Pick the correct spelling

  13. Sometimes it’s not wrong!

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

  15. …and make changes

  16. Here’s your first citation!

  17. You can open the form and edit it again

  18. Click to see a sample in-text reference for your source

  19. If you’re confused…

  20. Some questions kids have asked… • All this is new to me …how can I tell what’s common knowledge? • If I wrote it for another class, do I quote myself? • What if I don’t have the page number because I returned the book? • How do I cite You Tube?

  21. Self-assess your work

  22. Ask yourself

  23. Share your list with [Teacher’s name] Get comments and ideas

  24. Choose format before exporting

  25. Keep all your lists

  26. 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…]

  27. NoodleBibStart your source list! Questions? For more teaching ideas: support [at] noodletools [dot] com

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