Libraries: Middle School
"Supporting critical, ethical and global thinking."
"Supporting critical, ethical and global thinking."
How Did Rome Rise and Fall? by 
- Go to your NoodleTools project, SELECT
- SELECT File, app, e-book > E-book
- Enter Sora or Follett into E-BOOK File field
- Fill out the form & enter: author, title of book, publisher & year
- SAVE
- Go to your NoodleTools project, SELECT
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- SELECT Print or in-hand > Book
- Under Contributors, in Role menu, select Author
- Enter the author's name
- Enter the Title of book
- Enter the Publisher & Year
- SAVE
Cause and Effect by
The fall of the western Roman Empire marked the close of ancient times and set Europe on the path it would take through the medieval era and on into modern times. Through thoughtful narrative, supported by fully documented quotes, this title begins with A Brief History of Rome's Fall and then examines these questions: Did the Barbarian Invasions Cause Rome's Fall? Did Internal Disunities Fatally Weaken Rome? Did Economic and Military Factors Destroy Rome ? Which Aspects of Rome Survived to Become Its Legacy?
- Go to Noodle Tools and open your research project.
- Select the CITE icon on the article page from the toolbar (top right) > EXPORT to NoodleTools
- Confirm that the name of your research project is selected underneath "Select Project"
- Select "Import"
- Go to your NoodleTools project page & refresh your browser
- Check to make sure the citation you imported is listed
The Fall of Rome and the Rise of Constantinople by
As the Roman Empire expanded, it became the target of barbarian attacks. After its collapse, the empire split, and a new empire, Constantinople (modern-day Turkey), rose in the east. Explore the history of Constantinople after the fall of Rome. NOTE: Challenging text.
- Go to your NoodleTools project, SELECT
- SELECT File, app, e-book > E-book
- Enter Follett into E-BOOK File field
- Fill out the form & enter: author, title of book, publisher & year
- SAVE
- SELECT the CITE icon on the page of the article, select citation style MLA, copy the pre-made citation
- Go to your NoodleTools project, SELECT
- Select DATABASE > REFERENCE SOURCE. (All encyclopedias and dictionaries are reference).
- On the NoodleTools page find "Copy and Paste Citation." Paste the pre-made citation you copied in the *MANUALLY-EDITED CITATION field. Check it to make sure it is accurate.
- SAVE
- Go to NoodleTools and open your research project
- Go to the bottom of the article page in the database select > How to cite this article
- Select
- Confirm that the correct NoodleTools project is selected underneath "Select Project"
- SELECT
- Go to NoodleTools project page & refresh your browser
- Review the citation you imported for accuracy
- Go to NoodleTools and open your research project
- On the article page in the database, select the CITE icon
- EXPORT to SELECT > NoodleTools
- Confirm that the name of your research project is selected underneath "Select Project"
- Select "Import"
- Go to NoodleTools project page & refresh your browser
- Check it to make sure the citation you imported it is accurate.
- Go to NoodleTools and open your research project
- On the article page in the database, SELECT the CITE icon > EXPORT to NoodleTools
- Confirm that the name of your research project is selected underneath "Select Project"
- SELECT "Import"
- Go to NoodleTools project page & refresh your browser
- Check it to make sure the citation you imported it is accurate.
- Go to your NoodleTools project, select +Create new citation.
- Select WEBSITE > WEB PAGE
- Fill out all the fields in each section: (leave the Annotation section blank).
- Select SAVE
