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Some very useful tips for getting hte most out of Evernote

A really cool site that gives you embed code for your flickr search

During your time at school you will complete many projects and research assignments that require you to find and use information from a variety of sources - many of which will be online. Sometimes, however, searching on the web can feel like you are lost in a jungle of information? You may feel overwhelmed and ask yourself the following questions... Where do I start? Where am I going to get the information I need? How do I know what is 'good' information? Which are the best websites for this assignment? Well, the Research Safari is designed to help you navigate your way through the 'jungle of information' to help you create a dynamic assignment.

"This screencast demonstrates three easy ways to search and use Copyright Free images."

Googlebeat is a weekly YouTube movie that looks at the latest search trends on Google.

"Flickr is an amazing resource of creative images. It's always been the main source of inspiration to me. This post from Make Use Of attempts to make it clearer for everyone which Flickr photos they are allowed to re-use and how to easily find and credit them. Anyone who has a blog may have used images published on Flickr but not everyone knows how to properly do that."

An online social network targeted to students who want to collect all their ebook and study content together. Sort of a Facebook for learners. Sponsored by textbook publishers who sell and market online to users. Built in search tools.

Great photo search tool for flickr. Create a "set" of photos. Can save a page of results as well.

Googleguide.com is a cheat sheet to make searching using Google even easier.