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A handy quick reference on CIPA, COPA, and students' first amendment rights compiled by R. Brent Minney, Esq. This is particularly worth reviewing and bookmarking for those of you interested in developing online tools, resources, games, or curricula where minors would be among your audience or user base, and those of you planning on using the web to collect research data (e.g. through online surveys.) 

Awesome Library organizes the Web with 37,000 carefully reviewed resources, including the top 5 percent in education.

Tips on using http://scholar.google.com to find scholarly literature and automatically follow topics of interest in new publications.

Tips for conducting precision Google searchers from the Harvard College Library.

citeulike is a free service for managing and discovering scholarly references.  Store references you find online, and discover new articles and resources through automated recommendations and peer sharing. Optionally connects with FAcebook

How to properly cite sources from a KIndle. 

Throughout last semester I worked on my learning process of where I wanted to go in the future of training for the military. Here is my beginning:

This is an article about the use of digital portfolios.

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