NoodleTools is a citation management tool that the library subscribes to for all NMC users. It offers simple step-by-step guidance through the process of citing and annotating sources, and creating works cited or bibliography pages.
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When you launch NoodleTools using the link above, you will be prompted to log in using your NMC Google account. For login instructions, see this help document from NoodleTools.
*NOTE: We recently switched to using the 'log in using Google' option. If you already have an existing account, you'll need to link your old account to your NMC email by following the 'Option 2' instructions.
Still need help? Contact an NMC Librarian.
You can learn more about NoodleTools by viewing their Instructional Videos or visiting the NoodleTools Help Website.
Chicago style follows a "notes and bibliography" format. This means that unlike MLA and APA styles, which use parenthetical in-text citations, Chicago style makes heavy use of footnotes (see example page below). There are slight differences in punctuation and format between note citations occurring throughout a document (indicated in this guide's examples by N:) and bibliography citations occurring at the end of the document (indicated in this guide's examples by B:).
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For help citing primary sources (e.g. letters, interviews, oral histories), see the "Chicago Style Cheat Sheet" linked in the box on the top of this page.