How To Cite a Reference Source from the GALE Literature Resource Center Database in NoodleTools, 2009-10
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This document provides instructions for citing a reference book from the Gale Literature Resource Center database in NoodleTools/NoodleBib. It describes the steps to take which include identifying publication information, selecting the appropriate source type in the citation wizard, entering bibliographic details like author, title, publication city, publisher and date, and URL. The key aspects are identifying whether it is a reference book based on the publication date, selecting "encyclopedia" as the source type, and copying the URL from the bookmark or infomark link.
How To Cite a Reference Source from the GALE Literature Resource Center Database in NoodleTools, 2009-10
- 1. How to Cite a Reference Book from Gale Literature Resource Center in NoodleTools/NoodleBib2009-10Creekview High School Media Center1
- 2. Begin by looking at the publication information at the beginning of the article. If you see a specific publication date with a month/year or season/year, it is a journal; if you see just a year, it is a reference book in this database. In example, we are working with a reference book.2
- 3. Getting Started in NoodleTools/NoodleBibLog into your accountOpen the list you have created for this research project/assignmentHave your information source available and at your fingertips (in this case, it will be the live version of the article in the GALE LRC database).3
- 4. Starting the WizardChoose “online database” from the dropdown menu; it will be under “electronic resources”Press, “create citation”Leave the radio button at “yes”For this example, select “reference source”Press “next”4
- 5. “Tell Us More About This Source”You will leave the radio button at “encyclopedia” or “biographical dictionary” for all reference sources in the GALE LRC database.Leave the radio button at an “encyclopedia article or entry”For “Is the online material duplicated from a printed work?”, you normally will select “yes.”Select “next”5
- 6. Adding Basic InformationYou will now enter as much publication information as possible Fields with an asterisk (*) must be completedRarely will you ever have the information for every information field in NoodleTools/NoodleBib; they try to give you as many options as possible.6
- 7. Author of the Article, Article Title, Reference Book TitleIn this example, Specifying: Black Women Writing the American Experience is the title of the reference book. Be sure to hit “add” to make the name “stick”.7Title of the ArticleAuthor of the articleName of reference book follows “Publication Details”
- 8. Page Numbers, Editor, VolumeIf a name has an initial, be sure to put a period after it when entering in NoodleTools; be sure to hit “add” to make the name “stick”.8Reference book volumeEditor of the reference bookPage numbers
- 9. Reference Book Publication City, Book Publisher, Book Publication DateIf a name has an initial, be sure to put a period after it when entering in NoodleTools; be sure to hit “add” to make the name “stick”.9Publication citypublisherPublication year
- 10. Name of DatabaseName of databaseThe database name is in italic print. As you start to type it into NoodleTools/NoodleBib, it will pick up the name and autocomplete for you.10
- 11. URLRemember to look for the text link that says “bookmark” or “infomark” at the top of the page in GALE databasesOpen the “bookmark”Copy and paste the URL into the URL field in NoodleTools/NoodleBib11
- 12. Final StepsCheck for MLA style errors. If any items are flagged in red, ask your teacher what he/she prefers you do---sometimes you may need t make MLA style corrections, but at other times, your teacher may tell you to ignore the suggested change.Generate the citation12
- 13. Final Result13