A Blueprint for Concept-Based Research

A blueprint for concept-based inquiry designed by a teacher and librarian to promote agency, curiosity and thinking skills in fifth-graders.
A blueprint for concept-based inquiry designed by a teacher and librarian to promote agency, curiosity and thinking skills in fifth-graders.
Over the last few years, we’ve worked with database vendors like ProQuest, EBSCO, Gale, ABC-CLIO and JSTOR to provide a “Cite in NoodleTools” option for our customers. And when I say “worked with,” I mean…
Hope you’ve all had a great summer and are looking forward to a productive 2023-24 school year! Over the past several months, there are two features that have been requested more than any other. Watch…
A DBQ (Document Based Question) is a teacher-created packet of primary and secondary sources that illustrate various perspectives on an event or movement. Students construct an argumentative essay or answer a series of questions using…
NoodleTools, a full-service research-management platform, received an AASL 2022 Digital Tools Award for fostering innovation and collaboration.
Teachers can shift from the technical aspects of citation to academic integrity using scenarios as embedded ethical dilemmas.
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Update/Resolution (Oct. 2, 2021): After speaking at great length to Google support and connecting with many of you to understand what students were experiencing, we have learned the following: Starting September 1st, 2021, Google applied…
With the new NoodleTools interface in place, we wanted to direct you to some useful teaching and learning resources. Besides the extensive help we detail below, we’re spending this month working on some “deep dive”…
We're putting the finishing touches on this year's new features and refreshed user interface! The updates will arrive in stages, with the first one coming to you this evening.
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