A Teacher's Guide to Fair Use and Copyright - 0 views
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Virtual Information Inquiry: Models - 0 views
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Eduscape's Information Age Inquiry Web site contains various strategy models that can be used to develop skills in the searching and use of information.
CORE: Comprehensive Online Research Education - 0 views
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This tutorial, developed by the Purdue Research Library, helps students learn about planning a research project, identifying the information sources, using various search strategies, evaluating information, and ethically using information.
Wonders of the African World - 0 views
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Students will use their Internet searching skills to find information about South Africa and Zimbabwe. Student will understand the differences between different search engines. Students will narrow their searches to find more specific information. Students will use search engines to find given information. Students will practice basic Internet browser navigation to find information.
Using Wikipedia in the Classroom - 0 views
Web 2.0 in Education: Hot or Not? - 0 views
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This article explores the debate over whether Web 2.0 should be used in the classroom.
4 Weeks to a Flatter Us - 0 views
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This entry explores how collaborative projects and Web 2.0 technologies can "democratize teaching and learning."
Find Websites - 0 views
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Here are the search engines and directories we recommended for finding websites on a broad range of subjects. When used carefully, they can yield material that is appropriate for academic research.
Teaching Information/Research Skills in Elementary School - 0 views
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provides great information on helping all students-not only elementary students-develop research skills. Her entire blog, entitled Langwitches, is dedicated to integrating the use of technology into learning and provides excellent resources and ideas.
Digital Information Fluency Model - 0 views
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Digital Information Fluency (DIF) is the ability to find, evaluate and use digital information effectively, efficiently and ethically.
Standing on the Bookshelves of Giants - 0 views
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students will use the Internet to research and create webquests about the texts and authors that Shakespeare studied in grammar school.
A RACE TO WATCH: CAMPAIGN 2008, THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY AND THE INTERNET - 0 views
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Utilize content from an Internet Web site and determine the effectiveness of a specific presidential candidate's use of technology as a campaign tool by recording specific data and opinions on a worksheet.
US Copyright Laws - 0 views
The Art of Digital Storytelling - 0 views
Google Custom Search Engine - 0 views
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This tool allows you to create your own search engine on any topic. Users select the Web sites that are to be Used for a search and then keep the search box (the place Users will go to in order to type in keywords for the search)
My Note It - 0 views
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This is an online notetaking tool for students, where they can take, edit and share notes online, search and share notes, and manage work using a calendar and to-do lists
Weblogg-ed - 0 views
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In this educational blog by Will Richardson, click "rss guide" to open the guide entitled "RSS: A Quickstart Guide for Educators." This guide talks about setting up RSS feeds, including the use of Bloglines for RSS aggregation.
Why Google Reader - 0 views
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This personal blog entry discusses using Google Reader for RSS and the benefits.