Women Artists

Create citations in MLA, APA, or Chicago/Turabian formats for a wide variety of material types.

Noodle Tools is a useful program that will help you create citations in either MLA or APA styles.  It also generates Word documents from your citation list with correct MLA/APA punctuation and formatting.

Helpful Tips for Citing in Noodle Tools:

•    When citing articles from Oxford Art Online, choose Reference Source as your citation type in the drop-down menu of Noodle Tools.
•    When you select the first result in Oxford Art, it is generally from an encyclopedia titled "Grove Art Online" -- this is what you would put as the name of the encyclopedia when creating your citation.

• Put in as much information as you can - but when citing reference sources in Oxford Art Online you may not be given page numbers, place of publication, date of publication, or author.

• When citing an artwork image from ArtStor or Oxford Art or Heilbrunn you will choose Work of Visual Art as your citation type in the drop-down menu of Noodle Tools.

Always remember to provide citation information for any images or other sources you use.

Stop by the Reference Desk for help with Noodle Tools or call (210) 486-4513

These links will help you with other types of citations:

Purdue University's Online Writing Lab - The OWL Family of Sites - has examples of MLA and APA citations.

Citing Sources - Duke University has examples of MLA, APA, Chicago, Turabian and CSE styles.

The MLA Handbook 9th Edition is available at the Reference Desk in the Library for you to use as well.

ALWAYS check with a librarian if you are unsure how to cite something!