This is your "Projects" dashboard. As you create more projects the dashboard will display your projects in order of last opened.
Let's start from the top of the page:
- The Search box allows you to quickly search your projects by title.
- The academic year range drop down you can filter your results list to a specific academic year to review the bibliographies you made during that time period.
- "New Project " button will allow you to add a new project to your collection.
The information bar above your list of projects gives you the headers for each section for each part of your project information.
- Project title - Name of your project. You can modify this list to be in alphabetical or reverse alphabetical by using clicking on the arrows.
- Contents - A quick view to see how many sources are in your bibliography, how many note cards have been made, and if any attachments were included in this project. Each icon is a direct link to your project's bibliography, note cards, or attachments.
- Updated - A timestamp for the last time you worked on this project. You can change the order of your most recent projects to your oldest by clicking on the arrows after "Updated".
- Shared - Will open a side window for you to decide if you would like to share your project via the NoodleTools inbox, add a collaborator, or make your project public.
- The three dots at the end of each project will open up an action list for that particular project:
- Copy - Make a duplicate of your project to edit or add.
- Add attachment -
- Rename - Title your project to something else.
- Change style - If you selected the wrong style guide for your project, you can change it here.
- Change level - If "Advanced" was not selected, you can change it here.
- Delete - Remove project completely from your list.
- There is a "hidden" to-do list on this line between Project Title and Contents. If you hover in this space a little check mark will appear. Click on the checkmark and a side box will appear with your current to-do, due dates, and an opportunity to add more to your to-do list.
When you are ready to add to start a new project, click on the "+New Project".
