East Greenwich High School Library: Modernist Research Project

1.  Collect background knowledge about the topic.   

• Start by collecting fact-based, non-biased information about your topic. 
• Use the Source Reference Database (username: rilinkrc and password: digital), Gale in Context: High School (password: open), ESBCO Explora, or World Book Encyclopedia Advanced.  These resources will provide a topic overview and help you become familiar with relevant vocabulary, and provide context to what was happening in the world at the time.

2. Cite Your Sources with NoodleTools.

• It's easy to cite your sources with NoodleTools.  The best part of using NoodleTools is that it saves as your work, alphabetizes your sources, and formats your citations in MLA Format.  Watch the tutorials provided on this webpage to learn how to cite your sources using NoodleTools.

3.  Print (Export) Your Works Cited to Google Drive.

• Follow the steps available on this webpage to print (export) your Works Cited from NoodleTools to your Google Drive.

4. Turn in Your Works Cited to Your Teacher!

Virtual meeting times will be available for 15-minute time slots.  Please sign up on my calendar to reserve to make an appointment.  Please be prepared with your list of questions or specific resources needed prior to your meeting.

Once you are finished with your research and citing your sources, it's time to turn in your Works Cited to Mr. Kenney.

1.  Log in to your NoodleTools account.  Select the Sources tab at the top.

2.  Hover your cursor over the Print/Export button from the Sources toolbar.  Select Print/Export to Google Docs.

3. NoodleTools will automatically create a new Google Doc that is saved immediately in your Google Drive.  The title of the document will start with "Sources for PROJECT TITLE."

NoodleTools will automatically format your citations in alphabetical order with a hanging indent.  This document will also have the correct margins (1 inch) so do not change the document settings.