When you click to create one via the options above, the window may prompt for a page or volume number in order to customize the example so that you can copy and paste it directly into your paper. MLA and APA styles use in-text citations, whereas Chicago style uses footnotes. Note: this option is not available in NoodleTools MLA Lite. or via the link on the Edit Notecard screen.

In-text citations and footnotes can be created either from the 'More' (three dots) menu next to a citation on the Sources screen. Your NoodleTools notecards keep your direct quotation and paraphrase/summary separate from your own thoughts (in the 'my ideas' field), to remind you that those items usually require in-text citations or footnotes. In Chicago style, a footnote is added instead of an in-text citation, but the purpose is the same. Overview : In MLA and APA styles, include an in-text citation any time you quote, paraphrase/summarize or refer to a source.

Solution home Using NoodleTools Source Citations How to create an MLA or APA in-text citation or Chicago style footnote

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