How to Use DeVry Library Databases for NoodleTools

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1 How to Use DeVry Library Databases for NoodleTools Paul Burden, Library Director Devry University and Chamberlain College of Nursing, Tinley Park, IL Metro Lloyd Wedes, Library Director Devry University and Chamberlain College of Nursing, Houston, TX Metro 1

2 How to access the NoodleTools Bibliographic Database for citing works 2 September 9, 2013

3 Go to and click Databases. September 9,

4 You could select a resource by thematic subject, such as a database on Multidisciplinary/Reference. You may find the database alphabetically. September 9,

5 Resources will appear on the thematic subject, including Noodle Tools. Click on a database. September 9,

6 Your user name is your D number (capital D) and your password is the year and month of your birth (YYYYMM). September 9,

7 For further assistance in searching the databases, please return to and click on the link that corresponds to the database you wish to search. Related tutorials: How to Set Cookies to Access the Databases with IE8 (Power Point) How to Set Cookies to Access the Databases with Firefox (Power Point) LibraryCast 05: Cookies and Approved Sites (Audio) Continue to the How to Access the Noodle Tools Bibliographic database for Citing Works presentation. September 9,

8 How to access Noodle Tools for citing works 8 September 9, 2013

9 How to make a Personal Folder September 9,

10 Create a Personal ID to save your references work citations. September 9,

11 Fill in the prompts. Click Register. September 9,

12 How to begin a Project September 9,

13 Click Create New Project. September 9,

14 Click APA, Advanced, and write a Description of your project. Click Create Project. September 9,

15 Click Dashboard. Invite your group or professor to access your page. The Google Docs program is available in Dashboard, as are Outline Notecards and Comments area for anyone invited to review the paper. September 9,

16 Click Add to-do Item as a calendar. September 9,

17 Type in notes for project September 9,

18 The notice is sent to the To Do area. September 9,

19 Click Projects. Important to know that you are citing in APA, so amend it in Projects if necessary. Click Project to amend or add commands. September 9,

20 How to Cite September 9,

21 Click Bibliography and select the format being cited. We will select Database as an example. then Create Citation. September 9,

22 We will narrow the format from Database to a Journal we read in a Database. September 9,

23 We are ready to cite a Journal in a Database Clicking a prompt area will Give you instructions on what to write in them. September 9,

24 We are ready to cite a Journal in a Database. Any citation mistakes made, that were not spelling based, will be underlined by the citation machine. September 9,

25 A Change To scroll will further narrow the format, such as citing a Conference Proceeding published in a Journal that is stored in a Database. This will arrange the citation into a proper framework. September 9,

26 An Annotation area is available to describe the article and author for your assignment. September 9,

27 Click the APA Guide to discover what the citation should include in your reference page. September 9,

28 A sample of the formatting guide in a journal database. September 9,

29 How to Export a References Page September 9,

30 Click Submit to cite paper. September 9,

31 The Citation and Annotation is saved. An Edit, Copy, and Delete, control is available. September 9,

32 If you have the citations organized alphabetically, all your citations will be in proper alphabetical order in your research page when you export them. They may be sorted alphabetically, by date, or by format. September 9,

33 There is a button to Export citations to Google Docs and Word. September 9,

34 An exported Reference page. Review the page for format errors before submitting it. September 9,

35 Remember the running head and page number. The example is not a full annotation, but a tutorial on how to export information to a References page. You will want to ask your instructor if an annotation is necessary and how to write it. September 9,

36 Other Questions? Chat with a Librarian at Or contact your local campus librarian 36 September 9, 2013

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