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Noodletools @MNPS*

Learn how to maximize your research with Noodletools

Noodletools@MNPS*Learn how to maximize your research withNoodletools

Access to Noodletools in ClassLink

What is Noodletools?

Noodletools is the place to start any project that involves writing, citing resources, or creating notes.

  • Citing Sources
  • Taking Notes, Organizing and Outlining
  • Collaborating with Peers
  • Sharing with Instructors
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MNPS Middle & High School Students

All MNPS students in Middle & High school have access to NoodleTools School Subscription. You can access this resource by login using your Office365 account which is username @mnpsk12.org email for students or username @mnps.org email for staff.
*Made by Mrs. Joyce Claassen, librarian at Hillsboro High School
Find it in your library resources folder
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Go to ClassLink

Look for it in the Library Resources folder
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Click on the NoodleTools icon

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Log in using your MNPS Email (aka Microsoft365 credentials)

You only have to do this once, and then it logs in automatically.

Save Your Profile, and next time it’s just one click! Save Your Profile, and next time it’s just one click!

Creating a New Project

Create a project in NoodleTools
Instructional Details on How to Create a New Project

Create Citation Create Citation

Create a citation in NoodleTools

Create a Notecard Create a Notecard

Create a notecard in NoodleTools

How to Share a Project How to Share a Project

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Step 1

Hover over project title on the left under the 'Three Dots" and hit the plus sign.
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Step 2

Hit Share
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Step 3 & 4

Step 3:

Enter the inbox's name that your teacher provided to you. The inbox name will auto-complete as you begin to type so that you can select it from the list.

Step 4:

Click Done.

More Directions on How to Share a Project
Evaluate Sources Here


  • How to create a notecard

  • How to create and manage notecard piles

  • How to link a notecard to a source citation

  • How to add tags, colors, and visual cues to a notecard

  • How to group and organize notecards (Tabletop location, pages, piles, tags and colors)

  • How to open and view notecards on the Sources screen

  • How to insert a video in a notecard

  • How to insert an image in a notecard

  • How to search for notecards

  • How to select notecards on the Tabletop or Detail views

  • How to create multiple pages of notecards in t

Create In-Text Citations

Instructions on how to create in-text citations

Create an Outline

  • How to create an outline

  • How to add notecards to the outline

  • How to export and print the outline

Quick Help Guide for Teachers

How to create a "template" project for students

Overview: Rather than starting from scratch with an empty project, your class of students can copy a "template" project that you've supplied ...

Sat, Jul 17, 2021 at 11:36 AM

How to create an assignment inbox

Overview: An assignment inbox is what allows you to view (and provide feedback on) student projects. Think of NoodleTools as "project-centric" (as...

Sat, Jul 17, 2021 at 11:36 AM

How to view and navigate between student projects in an inbox

Overview: To navigate efficiently between student projects in an inbox, the Inbox Navigator is an important tool.  This article applie...

Sat, Jul 17, 2021 at 11:36 AM

How to send feedback to a student in a shared project

Overview: When you open a project shared with an assignment inbox, you can add comments to the project as a whole, or on specific source references...

Sat, Jul 17, 2021 at 11:36 AM

How to use the school year filter to view relevant inboxes

Overview: By default, the Inboxes screen displays inboxes last edited in the current school year (using July 1st as the cut-off date). This keeps t...

Tue, Aug 17, 2021 at 9:13 AM

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