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Google Knol is turning into an excellent resource for both researchers and experts alike. It offers information consumers a platform for finding encyclopedia-like articles. Read on to learn how you can make the most of this useful new tool.
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It is exciting to see The Star-Ledger Write about Google Certified Teacher, Erica Hartman. Erica does a marvelous job in this interview.
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An amazing teacher who uses Google Calendar to manage her classes in the library. This is such a helpful tool to use. I want to share what many are doing. Take a look!
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New Search Engine from ex google engineers plans to compete with Google - Called "Cuil" - this article outlines the story.
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Is there such a thing as the Google Generation? Yes, actually, but some of the characteristics of that group are spreading throughout all age groups. Libraries and governments need to work out how to react and adapt to this and some of the weaknesses of the Google Generation, and quickly.
more from eloisepasteur.net
Each day seems to produce a new hack, tool or tip for better Gmail use. In this post, I want to highlight only the very best, hand-picked from hundreds of resources. This is not another resource list you’ll bookmark and never look at again. These tips, monster resources and tools will change the way you use Gmail.
more from www.dailybits.com
Google docs just launched templates which includes a whole section for students and teachers. Some very cool things here, although still not MLA paper.
more from docs.google.com
Google Docs just launched templates. This will be very useful.
more from googledocs.blogspot.com
Join in the fun at the EduBlogger's Lively room by Google.
more from franksblog.edublogs.org
fantastic tutorial about how to use Google maps to tell a digital story
more from langwitches.org
Excellent ways to make Google your "find" engine rather than your "search" engine!
more from www.collegeathome.com