From time to time Fourth Form students find helpful quotes located in something other than the quote’s original source. This is referred to as an indirect source. When parenthetically citing an indirect source, do give credit to the indirect source. … Continued
NoodleTools recently underwent an iPad-friendly redesign. To access this latest version, simply open Safari on your iPad and visit NoodleTools. Please note that opening up your RTF NoodleTools document on an iPad may cause reformatting. Using Google Docs is recommended. … Continued
When citing an eBook that is only available on an eReader (meaning, an eBook that does not present its text on the web nor within a web-based database) include at the end of the citation the file name. If the … Continued
Finishing up end-of-term papers? Prepping for Spring Term research? Consider using Noodlebib to craft and store citations. The two short films below identify, first, how to create a Noodlebib account, and secondly, how to use Noodlebib to create MLA style … Continued
From time to time fourth form students find helpful quote(s) located in something other than the quote’s original source. This is referred to as an indirect source. When parenthetically citing an indirect source, do give credit to the indirect source. … Continued