Notecards
Overview: When you create a notecard, you (a) save the author's original words, phrases or images from a source you intend to use in your research and ...
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Overview: The title reminds you of the main idea without opening a notecard. This article applies to: ✔︎ NoodleTools School Subscrip...
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Overview: Copy and paste the author's exact words, or embed an image or video. This article applies to: ✔︎ NoodleTools School Su...
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Overview: Once you complete the "Direct Quotation" field and annotate it (see "What should I enter in the "Direct Quotation&quo...
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Overview: "My ideas" is a thinking space. You've understood the author's words, now interact with them. Push back, question, refl...
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Overview: When you create a notecard from the Tabletop or Details views, be sure to identify the source the information came from This article applies t...
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Overview: Notecards can be saved to an external file to open in a word processor. You may wish to export your notecards as you've added them to your out...
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Overview: MLA and APA use in-text citations within the body of the paper, which reference entries in your Works Cited (or References) list. Chicago style us...
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Overview: Notecard and pile titles can be tricky -- they need to be short enough to read easily in the Tabletop and Detail Views, but provide enough informa...
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Overview: Depending on what you are working on, notecards can be viewed and edited from (a) the Notecard Tabletop View, (b) the Notecard Detail View or (c) ...
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