for your words, so be careful with spelling and try words you think authors might use. For example, try teen, teenage, youth or adolescent for similar articles. Click on the name of any of the articles in the list to see them one at a time. Read the abstract to see if the article will give you information you can use. For PDF Full Text articles, you will need to click on the link to that text which is on the left. Arrow back and forth and try many article titles or different search words until you find something about your topic. Keep trying! When you are ready to cite your article in Noodletools, click on the words Detailed Record to find your citation information. Getting Started in Noodletools Open Chrome. If it doesn’t open automatically, the web address for Union Public Schools is . Find the link to Schools on the left, click there and then select 9th Grade Center from the list of schools. Find the 9th Grade Media Center in the small box on the right side of the screen. Click Noodletools. Or you may access Noodletools at noodletools.com. Click LOGIN in the upper right corner. If you have used Noodletools before, simply sign in using your the same username you use to log in to school computers as your Personal ID and the same password you use to log in to school computers as your Password. Then, skip to step 10, validate your information on file and then go to step 13. If you are unable to login or have not used Noodletools before, click on Register. Ask the librarian for your School/Library Username and your School/Library Password. Fill those in and then, click copntinue. Fill in the following: Expected year of graduation: choose your year from the drop down list Personal ID: Fill in you’re the same username you use to log in to the school computer, i.e. lambert.rose18 Password: The same password (based on your id #) as you use to log in to school computers, i.e. Un123456 or Un098765 Retype the same password. Initials: the first letter of your first and last names
for your words, so be careful with spelling and try words you think authors might use. For example, try teen, teenage, youth or adolescent for similar articles. Click on the name of any of the articles in the list to see them one at a time. Read the abstract to see if the article will give you information you can use. For PDF Full Text articles, you will need to click on the link to that text which is on the left. Arrow back and forth and try many article titles or different search words until you find something about your topic. Keep trying! When you are ready to cite your article in Noodletools, click on the words Detailed Record to find your citation information. Getting Started in Noodletools Open Chrome. If it doesn’t open automatically, the web address for Union Public Schools is . Find the link to Schools on the left, click there and then select 9th Grade Center from the list of schools. Find the 9th Grade Media Center in the small box on the right side of the screen. Click Noodletools. Or you may access Noodletools at noodletools.com. Click LOGIN in the upper right corner. If you have used Noodletools before, simply sign in using your the same username you use to log in to school computers as your Personal ID and the same password you use to log in to school computers as your Password. Then, skip to step 10, validate your information on file and then go to step 13. If you are unable to login or have not used Noodletools before, click on Register. Ask the librarian for your School/Library Username and your School/Library Password. Fill those in and then, click copntinue. Fill in the following: Expected year of graduation: choose your year from the drop down list Personal ID: Fill in you’re the same username you use to log in to the school computer, i.e. lambert.rose18 Password: The same password (based on your id #) as you use to log in to school computers, i.e. Un123456 or Un098765 Retype the same password. Initials: the first letter of your first and last names
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