Honors Government Social Issues Research Project: Citing Your Sources: MLA

NoodleTools is an excellent tool for creating MLA citations for your reference list. Use the link below to sign into your NoodleTools account with your Google login:

NoodleTools Login

For more information:

NoodleTools Quick Guide for Students

For double-checking automatically-generated citations from databases, see Purdue’s Online Writing Lab (OWL): “MLA Formatting and Style Guide.”

HOW DO I . . .

[Note: These videos were created for Mrs. Vinkovich’s English 9 class; however, the information will help you, too.]

• Create a new project, source list, and a new citation in NoodleTools?

• Generate a citation for a website?

• Check out this library video from Springside Chestnut Hill Academy on “How to Cite a Website in NoodleTools.

• ​​Export a journal article citation from a database to NoodleTools? ✩TIME SAVER✩

• ​​GALE Database
• INFOhio Database
• JSTOR Database

• Generate a citation for a book using its ISBN number in NoodleTools? ✩TIME SAVER✩

• Export your citations to Google Docs?

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• This video guides you through exporting your sources from NoodleTools to an MLA-style Works Cited list. For information about how to set up the rest of your paper in MLA, see Purdue’s Online Writing Lab: “MLA: General Format.”

For more information, see Purdue's Online Writing Lab (OWL):

MLA Formatting and Style Guide: "General Format"

For more information, see Purdue's Online Writing Lab (OWL):

MLA Formatting and Style Guide: "In-Text Citations: The Basics"

For more information, see Purdue's Online Writing Lab (OWL):

MLA Formatting and Style Guide: "Works Cited: Basic Format"