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what and how students want to learn

This entry explores how collaborative projects and Web 2.0 technologies can "democratize teaching and learning."

how tags can help to organize information and help users group and label content

explores how the new Web has changed the way information is found, organized, evaluated, and shared

How to find and search on the invisible web

Eurekster Swickis are "search engines tailored to you and your community. They learn from your users and show what's hot with your people." You, as the creator of the Swicki, have complete and utter control of the search results since YOU are the one who figures out what searches are most relevant to your site, what sites these searches should be pulled from, and how the search engine looks.

Wonderville is a fun, interactive destination for kids to discover the exciting world of science. This award-winning site encourages exploration and curiosity, while helping kids discover how much fun science can be.

Kentucky virtual library

takes viewers inside the very public private worlds that kids are creating online, raising important questions about how the Internet is transforming childhood.

provides overviews of popular engines, tips on searching, evaluations of the strengths of particular engines, and an analysis of the industry. Its purpose is to help site owners improve their ability to be found in search engines, however, it also provides great information, articles, and resources for those interested in learning about how to effectively use search engines.

Great website for educating students about how to search better on the Internet - bogus website