Cite your Sources & Avoid Plagiarism - UGS 303: Legends of the Jews - Prof. Raizen - LibGuides at University of Texas at Austin

Using NoodleTools as a Citation Tool

NoodleTools is free through the UT Libraries. See the box below tto set up an account.
Add your sources and NoodleTools will help you with in-text citations and format your works cited list.
You can take notes in NoodleTools.
You can create your annotated bibliography within NoodleTools and then download it as a Word doc or GoogleDoc.
NoodleTools generates citations in Chicago Style (what you are using for this class), as well as MLA and APA.
After your citations are generated, doublecheck them. You can access the Chicago Manual of Style online through UT Libraries and use the Author-Date style to check your citations.

Download NoodleTools Companion from iTunes

How to create a new project
Use this when you are starting a new research project
How to Add a Source
Add a new source (citation)
How to create bibliography/works cited
Print or export your source list
How to collaborate with your classmates
Great for group projects and source sharing
NoodleTools Quick Guide for Students
Setting up account, getting started, using and understanding available features
NoodleTools Help Desk
Complete list of tutorials and technical support, can send message to Help Desk

Avoiding Plagiarism Tutorial
This tutorial is an introduction to avoiding plagiarism and includes how to take notes, how to paraphrase, and how to quote and synthesize those quotes into your own writing.

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