Important: Step 1: Create your NoodleTools account.
Step 2: Once logged in, click + New Project
Step 3: Name your project, and click on Citation Style: APA and Citation Level: Advanced
Step 4: Dashboard: You can fill in the various items, and create a To-Do List to keep you on track.
Step 5: Sources: This is already set up with APA. Follow the information that needs to be completed.
Step 6: Notecards: Can be used to keep track of topics, citations and help to organize.
Step 7: Paper: Link paper to Google account.
After creating an account through our school, you can log in anywhere and keep access to the full version.
For more information about APA or to see full examples, visit the Purdue Owl website.
Link to APA Slides from Bio Project Slideshow
NOODLETOOLS HELP VIDEOS:
Exporting Bibliography to Google Docs
Sources from GALE can be directly imported into Noodletools--watch a quick tutorial HERE.
Do you have a NY Times account? Sign up here:
Access to the Project Proposal--Stier
Access to the Project Proposal--McLain
Access to the Project Proposal--Mitkus
Remember to use the Database Offsite Access Sheet to find user names and passwords.
Here is a list of resources that may help you.
(Please let us know if you find a great link we can add to this page.)
Science.gov searches of 60 databases and over 2,200 scientific websites.
Smithsonian Researchers Comprehensive list of Smithsonian research resources
Biointeractive Excellent site for videos on a wide range of biological subjects
Nature Open access to most articles from the Journal Nature
NSF Biological Sciences The NSF (National Science Foundation) is a federal agency whose mission is to support all fields of science and engineering.
NIH The NIH (National Institutes of Health) a part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, is the nation’s medical research agency
See Database Off-Site Access for usernames and passwords if you are not on campus and cannot connect to a database directly.
Note: Requires a Governor's account on google to access.
