***To access the databases from home, you need to log in using your EA Email username and password.***
If you have any questions about finding resources, citing your articles, etc., contact Ms. Yu
***DO NOT CITE THESE SOURCES IN NOODLETOOLS***
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Determine what you are citing in NoodleTools:
Is it a book? An article from a database? A webpage?
Don't forget: images used in a Google Slides presentation must be cited!
Be sure to fill out all 3 sections of the NoodleTools notecard:
Direct Quote: copy-and-paste or copy word-from-word from the source.
Summary: give a brief summary of the direct quote in your own words. Remember, you want to capture the main idea.
My Thoughts: connect the ideas mentioned in your quote/summary to your main argument. HOW does this prove that my character had a positive/negative impact on his or her time period?
Sometimes, searching your person's name along with the keyword "primary source" may provide links to university libguides, museums, and archives. If you find a primary source through Google, please double-check with your teacher or Ms. Yu to make sure it is a reliable source
