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This resource is super helpful when searching for scholarly articles. It is an awesome tool when looking for true information.

Great website that shows you accurate information.

A search engine that doesn't track you.\ edtech@osu

Digital Footprints matter

Article that explains what makes up a digital footprint.

This page tells you about your digital footprint and why you should be aware of what you post and search on the internet.

This video explains what a "filter bubble" is and how we are being fed very limited information based on our web browsing habits.

This explains how filter bubbles affect our lives and what type of information we receive when we search the internet.

The deep website, science.gov, would be beneficial in teaching science for older elementary students if you were to have them do some kind of research project. You could create a custom search engine and put this website in it to find information approved by the teacher.

This might be help for science lessons as a resource. Christy Shuman

A study on the similarities and differences between heterosexual, two parent households and different- and same-sex two parent families. An article to help teachers learn about these subjects more extensively to better understand their students' situations.

How parenting has changed since the marriage equality decision was made by the US Supreme Court

I chose this site because it's an extensive article regarding how the marriage equality decision affects LGBT parenting. It's a full article from a peer reviewed journal from a search I performed using the OSU-Tulsa Library site. It's for teachers to learn more regarding how to understand these different families.