Research Guides: NoodleTools: Citations Made Easy

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NoodleTools Express
No sign in required. When you need one or two quick citations in MLA, APA, or Chicago style, simply generate them in NoodleTools Express then copy and paste what you need into your document. Note: Citations are not saved and cannot be exported to a word processor using NoodleTools Express.

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Create and organize your research notes, share and collaborate on research projects, compose and error check citations, and complete your list of works cited in MLA, APA, or Chicago style using the full version of NoodleTools. You'll need to Create a Personal ID and password the first time you use NoodleTools.

What is NoodleTools and Why Should I Use It?

NoodleTools is a complete research-management system.

NoodleTools will help you:

Create bibliographies in MLA, APA, and Chicago styles then export them into your paper
Format your bibliography
Plan, gather, and organize your research using electronic note cards
Analyze, synthesize and incorporate your sources into your paper
Get immediate feedback from your instructor on your citations, sources, and papers
Work on group projects with your classmates using Google Docs

NoodleTools Express vs. NoodleTools

How is NoodleTools Express Different from NoodleTools?

You can use NoodleTools Express when you just need to create one or two quick citations. There's no need to log in -- simply create citations using the form in NoodleTools Express then copy and paste what you need into your paper.

NoodleTools Express
No sign in required. When you need one or two quick citations in MLA, APA, or Chicago style, simply generate them in NoodleTools Express then copy and paste what you need into your document. Note: Citations are not saved and cannot be exported to a word processor using NoodleTools Express.

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NoodleTools for Researchers
This research guide was created by MJC librarians to help you learn to use NoodleTools to manage your research projects
NoodleTools Help Desk
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NoodleTools for Faculty
This research guide was created by MJC librarians to help faculty learn to use NoodleTools as a teaching and assessment tool.