2. Using Your Noodle Target: I will create a Works Cited document using NoodleTools correctly You will fill out the notes document during the instruction. You must watch and listen carefully in order to fill in the blank spaces on your notes paper. You will be able to refer to your notes to help you create your Works Cited document, today. Why is learning how to create a Works Cited document important?

3. Step One In the GoogleApps grid locate the NoodleTools App.

4. Step Two Create an account. If you already have one, put your username and password here:

5. Step Three Create a new _____________________________________. Title it: ______________________________________ ___.

6. Step 3 Go to ________________________________________. Scroll down and click: ______________________________________.

7. Step Four Citing a Book. Look for the ISBN _______________________. Click Book from the drop down menu. Enter it without dashes. It will cite the book for you.

8. Step Five Citing a Web Site. Click on Web Site in the drop down menu. Copy and past the URL (web address). It will cite the source for you.

9. Step Six Citing a Database. Click database. Then click what type of database you are citing. Today you will be citing a ___________________________

10. Tasks Create a Works Cited document with a minimum of a website, database and 1 book.

11. Step Seven When you are finished, make sure it is in the correct folder in your GoogleDocs

12. Step Eight Make sure you have named the document and you have your name on it.

13. Step 9 Print it. Give to one of the teachers.

14. Creating a Works Cited Document 1.Cite a Book. Enter the ISBN number and cite using NoodleTools. 2.Cite this website: http://www.distraction.gov/ 2.Cite this website: http://www.distraction.gov/ http://www.distraction.gov/ 3. Cite these three articles using the following three databases WorldBook Search: Text messaging. Cite this article in NoodleTools eLibrary Search: Texting and Driving. Cite one article related to this topic in NoodleTools. eLibrary Search: Texting and Driving. Cite one article related to this topic in NoodleTools.