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anonymous

Instapaper - 0 views

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    Instapaper is a very useful service where you can save articles from the web. It will remove advertisements and other distractions, giving you a nice clean version of the article. You can also install an app on your mobile so you can read articles on the move, even when you don't have an internet connection.
nadjaintheworld

comic rocket: a new way to read web comics - 2 views

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    I am a great fan of graphic novels, as are my students! Comic Rockets for readers writers artists takes users to the actual website and helps them find and track web comics. Oh and I found it on a fabulous site www.thelibraryasincubatorproject.org
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    The original link you posted takes us to the article on the incubator site."Incubator" looks like a blog worth exploring! Thanks for sharing the link to the site. I've marked your Diigo assignment as complete on Lore.
Lisa Wheeldon

Zotero available for Chrome and Safari users | Bright Ideas - 0 views

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    I like Zotero which is a free online bibliographical management tool.  haven't used it through Chrome yet but have used it in Firefox and got the add on for Word. It automatically cited information for you which was a real time saver for me when completing my Advanced Diploma studies. Read the article in Bright Ideas for more information. 
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    I too have use Zotero for my uni studies and found it quite clever. Zotero works better when installed using Firefox (which I personally don't use). So, if you are looking for a program to keep your bibliography on track take a look at this program.
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    Thanks for sharing this link, Lisa. I've marked you Assignment 2 as complete in Lore.
Katherine Stevens

Over 5000 historical Novels Listed by Time and Place - 1 views

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    This is a really handy website which I use both personally and professionally. I am really keen on the idea of using fiction to help teach history. I think reading historical fiction helps bring history 'alive' and stimulates an interest in finding out more. Even if the book is not 100% correct it doesn't matter as discovering this is part of the learning process and encourages critical thinking.
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    Thanks, Katherine, a great find! I love the idea of complementing historical studies with the inclusion of historical fiction.
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    That's fantastic! Thanks.
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    A great resource for the library Thanks for sharing. I've marked this assignment as complete on Lore.
Bev Baird

Scoop.it - 1 views

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    Great tool for content curation.
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    Thanks for sharing this link, Gina. I've marked this assignment as complete on Lore for you.
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    Create and share media very easily with this great web publishing tool. Easy to share your passion, create topic pages or subject guides you have previously researched for your students. Even a way students can show their research.
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    Sorry Gina, should have read down the page to see what others had shared first, but like you I was excited to share this great tool!
kdeegan

Fantastic fiction - 2 views

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    This is a great site for looking up an author or a book or when a student asks you when is so and so's new book is comming out or even working out where a book sits in a series. It lists all the books in a series that have been published, in order. It lists new book sor soon to be released books for the author
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    Thanks for sharing the link to this site. I've marked your Diigo assignment as complete on Lore.
Silvana Fares

Readplus - 1 views

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    A great online resource that focuses on literature for children and young adults. Latest fiction is reviewed on a regular basis. Also many links to other literature sites is provided. Full access is available through a paid subscription.
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    Thanks for sharing the link to this site, Silvana. I've marked your Diigo assignment as complete on Lore.
Sarah Torrible

Overview | Pew Internet & American Life Project - 1 views

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    How do teens research in a Digital World?
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    Well worth reading this report. Thanks for sharing the link. I've marked this assignment as complete on Lore for you.
Mitzi Tuke

Australian Council of Education Research - 4 views

great resources for a range of verbal and written communication skills - Australian resources www.acer.edu.au/

resources English reading

started by Mitzi Tuke on 15 Nov 12 no follow-up yet
Mary Faure

Focus on Fiction - 3 views

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    Fiction on Focus is a resource that can assist in locating authors and their works. It categories items into younger and older readers and many items have a review including catalogue details with subject headings.
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    Thanks for sharing the link, Mary. I've marked this assignment as complete on Lore for you.
Kelly Gardiner

British History Online - 2 views

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    "Letter from the Mayor to the Earl of Kent, acknowledging his request of 20 Jan. for a force of 50 arbalesters for service against the Castle of Wallingford..." One of the richest repositories of primary sources. Read the proceedings of the Parliament during the Civil War or (depending on your Latin) records from the 13th century or look up the Ordnance maps from 1854.
Lisa Wheeldon

ZOTERO - Research Tool - 4 views

I like Zotero which is a free online bibliographical management tool.I haven't used it through Chrome yet but have used it in Firefox and got the add on for Word. It automatically cited information...

Zotero Research resources

started by Lisa Wheeldon on 16 Nov 12 no follow-up yet
ian thornton

Inside a dog - 0 views

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    CYL Site
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    So much for students to get involved in on this site.Thanks for sharing the link, Ian. I've marked the Diigo Assignment as complete for you
Kim Marcon

Library of Congress - 0 views

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    Great site for research on American history primary sources or anything about books and American literature
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