Research Toolkit 2012

Migration experiences and timeline

It is very useful for researching science topics.

Thanks for posting the link, Vandana. I've marked the Diigo Assignment as complete for you

Free resources for Primary and Secondary schools. All linked to the Australian Curriculm. Excellent use of videos.

A wonderful new resource from the ABC. Thanks for posting the link, Julia. I've marked the Diigo Assignment as complete for you

Good site for short and easy to use research tips such as The Top 10 reasons why you can't cite wikipedia"

Lots of great web guides in here for sure, Barbara. Thanks for posting the link. I've marked the Diigo Assignment as complete for you.

Learn more about how animals see colour.

What a fantastic way for students to access the Scientific community as a resource. Thanks for posting the link, Josie. I've marked the Diigo Assignment as complete for you

CYL Site

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

This is a great tool for students to undertake their own investigations to retrieve and analyse specific information from the current census.

This is a great complementary tool to the ABS site facility for students to create their own personal demographic profile.

Thanks for posting this link, Rosalie. I've marked the Diigo Assignment as complete for you

techniques for interviewing

A wonderful resource for students planning a research interview. Thanks for posting this link, Theresa. I've marked the Diigo Assignment as complete for you

pdf posters. The one on Better searches is a handy quick reference

Every Web site in SweetSearch has been evaluated by our research experts.A great reseach site with a definite American bias but still very useful

Thanks for sharing this link, Marg. I've marked the Diigo Assignment as complete for you

My all time favourite site for medieval research.

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A primary school teacher sharing resources, practical ideas and thoughts on blogging, global collaboration and technology integration. educators can subscribe to newsletter that has step by step instructions on how to use web tools.

The first time I shared this I did so by sharing with PLN group rather than resaerch toolkit.. To share again I needed to go to edit, tick share to group, choose research toolkit from drop down menu and then go to save.

This YouTube channel has an abundant choice of resources for the VCE student. It was established by a young man who felt there was a need to provide current and relevant information about research skills, study techniques, a guide to write the perfect English essay and especially how to fine tune a search using Google. Each topic is delivered in easy speak and lasts for less than four minutes. I would highly recommend this site for students who are looking for quick sound bytes on surviving VCE.

Thanks for posting this link, Michelle. I've marked the Diigo Assignment as complete for you.

This is a very useful site. Designed for librarians to locate Internet resources.

AASL : Best websites for teaching and learning

Provides web-based sights on a wide range of tools.

There are some great resources on Livebinders. Thanks for posting this link, Glenys. I've marked the Assignment as complete for you.

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. 

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.

Thanks for sharing this link, Lisa. I've marked you Assignment 2 as complete in Lore.

I follow lots of Tedtalks in my podcast feeds, but every now and then I visit the education specific website to browse for talks on topics that may help introduce or complete a unit with my grades.

Agreed! Thanks for sharing the link, Geoff. I've marked this assignment as complete on Lore for you.

This site has some interesting ideas about 'flipping'. I wonder if anyone has used this with students yet?