1. From the source's page, find the database's cite or citation link
2. Look for and click on "Export" or "Send to Noodletools"
3. Choose your project (see below)
4. Click "Import"
5. Refresh your project page in NoodleTools to see your new entry
1. Click +New Source
2. Select "Website"
3. Select what kind of source it is
4. Fill in as much as you can on the page
5. Save
1. Click the +New Source button (top right)
2. Choose the Print or in-hand and Book
3. Search by ISBN (or change to title)
4. Select the matching book and click Import Selected Source
5. Check the information and click Continue
6. Click Save
1 Click +New Source
2. Select where the source is from
3. Select what type of source it is
4. Click "Quick cite: Copy & paste a citation"
5. Paste the citation in the text box
6. Save
Your teacher must first create a NoodleTools account and create a folder in their Inbox in NoodleTools.
next to "Share with a Teacher's Inbox"Teachers: to view submissions, go to your Inbox on the left blue menu, then open the folder you want to see.
1. In the Projects list view, move your mouse to the "Sharing" column and click on the +
2. Under "Student Collaboration," click 
3. Type in the full school email address of the student you want to share the document with
4. Choose "Full collaborator" to give your classmate editing rights
5. Click Done
Refresh your NoodleTools page, and you should see your shared project listed.
1. Click the Export/Print button 
at the top of your page when you are in your project
2. Select "Formatting Options"
3. Expand the "Page Header"
4. Enter all your group members' last names
5. Click "Set Header"
1. Click the Export/Print button again
2. Select "All Sources"
3. Select "Print/Export to Word" or "Print/Export to GoogleDrive"
4. Submit
5. Choose your file location
6. Name your file
6. Save
1. In your list of sources in your NoodleTools project, click on the citation you want to annotate
2. Scroll to the bottom and enter your annotation
3. Click Save
NoodleTools can't create the in-text citation for you, but it will tell you what it should look like.
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