APS subscribes to NoodleTools – a website for organizing research projects, collecting sources, writing notecards, and exporting a bibliography. This page contains detailed instructions for using NoodleTools. Most links will require your APS log-in.
WMS uses APA style citations in Science, History, Civics, World Geography, and Health.
MLA style citations are used in English and World Languages.
Google Slides: NoodleTools log in create project
Video: Create a Project in NoodleTools – from the NoodleTools help center
Google Slides: NoodleTools Database citation
Video: in progress
Google Slides: NoodleTools website citation
Video: in progress
Google Slides: NoodleTools Book citation
Video: Cite a Book in NoodleTools
Google Slides: Citing Images in NoodleTools
Google Slides: NoodleTools Notecards
Video: How to Create a Notecard and How to Fill in a Notecard – videos from the NoodleTools help center.
Google Slides: NoodleTools Export Citations
Video: in progress
A note about the in-text citation video: This video references including a page number in the in-text citation. If you are citing online resources, there is no page number. For our purposes in this stage of your practice, use the author’s name (or the first word in the citation in the bibliography), a comma, and the date. Example: (Proquest, 2023)
MLA vs APA: Works Cited vs References
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