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Gale Academic OneFile
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  • Why search here?
    Academic OneFile has peer-reviewed, full-text articles in many subject areas, including the physical sciences, technology, medicine, social sciences, arts, theology, literature and more.
  • What's included?
    It contains thousands of academic journals, the majority in full text HTML and PDF formats, and hundreds of podcasts and transcripts from NPR, CNN, and CBC.
  • How do I cite it?
    Find the Export button on the right. Choose Direct Export to NoodleTools, and import the citation directly to your open NoodleTools project. If you choose to copy and paste it instead, be sure to grab the "Permalink" as well, and put that in the URL box underneath the quick cite box in NoodleTools.
Access World News
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  • Why search here? Access World News provides full text articles and transcripts from a variety of international news sources from more than 200 countries and territories. News sources include newspapers, news websites, television and radio transcripts, blogs, college and university newspapers, journals, magazines, and some audio and video. Most international titles are English language. .
  • What's included? It includes current and archived news content (with backfiles beginning in the 1980s) from more than 7,500 sources, including over 700 in Spanish.
  • How do I cite it? Click the “C button at the top. Export to NoodleTools directly, or generate a citation in your choice of style, then copy-and-paste into your NoodleTools project.
Financial Times
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  • Why search here? The Financial Times is a British newspaper and one of the world’s leading business, politics and world-affairs news and information sources. It provides in-depth analysis, data and commentary on a wide range of topics, including trading policies, stocks, and financial markets.
  • What's included? From the Home menu, scroll to the link for FT Schools, where you can find a curated set of articles, competitions, games and simulations, and explainers for high school and college students.
  • How do I cite it? This website doesn’t supply citations. In NoodleTools, choose Website, then Web Page, then fill out the form to create the citation.
Gale in Context: College
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  • Why search here?
    Gale in Context: College provides contextual information on a wide array of subjects.
  • What's included?
    It contains continuously updated reference content with full-text magazines, academic journals, news articles, primary source documents, images, videos, audio files and links to vetted websites.
  • How do I cite it?
    Look for the Export button on the right. Choose Direct Export to NoodleTools, and import the citation directly to your open NoodleTools project. If you choose to copy and paste it instead, be sure to grab the "Permalink" as well, and put that in the URL box underneath the quick cite box in NoodleTools.
Gale in Context: Middle School
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  • Why search here?
    Gale in Context: Middle School covers a range of the most-studied topics in middle school including countries, cultures, government, people, U.S. and world history, geography, literature, and current events.
  • What's included?
    It contains videos, newspapers, magazines, primary sources, reference materials, biographies, and primary sources.
  • How do I cite it?
    Look for the Export button on the right. Choose Direct Export to NoodleTools, and import the citation directly to your open NoodleTools project. If you choose to copy and paste it instead, be sure to grab the "Permalink" as well, and put that in the URL box underneath the quick cite box in NoodleTools.
Gale Literary IndexThis link opens in a new window
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  • Why search here?
    Gale Literary Index is a master index to the major literature products published by Gale. It combines and cross-references author names, including pseudonyms and variant names, and listings for titles of works into one source.
  • What's included?
    It provides quick and easy access to author and title listings from over 130 literature products from Gale and the imprints Charles Scribner's Sons, St. James Press, and Twayne Publishers.
  • How do I cite it?
    Look for the Export button on the right. Select your citation style, then click the NoodleTools icon to export it directly to your project. If you choose to copy and paste it instead, be sure to grab the "Permalink" as well, and put that in the URL box underneath the quick cite box in NoodleTools.
Opposing Viewpoints (Gale in Context)This link opens in a new window
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  • Why search here? Gale in Context: Opposing Viewpoints provides in-depth information on a wide range of social and political issues, offering diverse perspectives and arguments from various sources.
  • What's included? The database includes a variety of content types, such as reference articles, news reports, academic journals, primary source documents, videos, images, and statistics, to give a comprehensive overview of each issue.
  • How do I cite it? Look for the Export button on the right. Choose Direct Export to NoodleTools, and import the citation directly to your open NoodleTools project. If you choose to copy and paste it instead, be sure to grab the "Permalink" as well, and put that in the URL box underneath the quick cite box in NoodleTools.
ProQuest Student CentralThis link opens in a new window
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  • Why search here? ProQuest Central Student provides access to 13 ProQuest complete databases, with a variety of content types across over 160 subjects, with more than 10,000 full-text titles, with over 5,000 being academic journals.
  • What's included? Content is updated daily, providing timely access to major newspapers and thousands of academic journals. The platform also includes rich multimedia resources like videos, transcripts, blogs, and award-winning documentaries to enhance learning across disciplines.
  • How do I cite it? Click the Cite button in the upper right. Choose your citation style, then under ‘Export to a citation manager or file’ click ‘NoodleTools to export to your NoodleTools project..
Science (Gale in Context)This link opens in a new window
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  • Why search here?
    Science (Gale in Context) provides information on hundreds of significant science topics.
  • What's included?
    It includes full-text magazines, academic journals, news articles, experiments, images, videos, audio files and links to vetted websites.
  • How do I cite it?
    Look for the Export button on the right. Choose Direct Export to NoodleTools, and import the citation directly to your open NoodleTools project. If you choose to copy and paste it instead, be sure to grab the "Permalink" as well, and put that in the URL box underneath the quick cite box in NoodleTools.
Taylor & Francis Open Access BooksThis link opens in a new window
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  • Why search here?
    The Taylor and Francis eBooks platform has open-access eBooks on most academic subjects.
  • What's included?
    Over 3,100 books with open-access content are available, either as full books or select chapters.
  • How do I cite it?
    Click the Click the 'Get Citation' link and copy the citation provided. All provided eBook citations are in American Psychological Association (APA) style, so will be slightly different than citations in Chicago or MLA style.

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