Monday, October 15th, 2007
www.free.ed.gov There is a wealth on information available on the websites for government agencies. However, given that there are so many of them (agencies, that is), hunting down good stuff can be hard to do, especially for students who have less experience with search skills, or even a limited ability to scan through materials. This [...]
FREE – Federal Resources for Education Excellence
Tags: Archives, Elementary, Information Literacy, Middle, Research, Resources, Secondary
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Thursday, October 4th, 2007
PBS Kids Go! “Don’t Buy It: Get Media Smart” helps students understand the ways in which people and products are often portrayed by the entertainment and advertising media. “Children spend the majority of their days consuming mass media. On average, children spend four-and-a-half hours a day using television, video games and computers. Yet children are [...]
PBS: Don’t Buy It
Tags: Elementary, Information Literacy, Resources
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Friday, September 7th, 2007
If you could customize the search results for your class searches would you do it? How would you tweak the results? Would you select a list of sites to search? Specify sites that should get preferred listing? A list of sites to leave out of the search? Google’s Custom Search allows such customization. With Custom [...]
Customized Search Results
Tags: Information Literacy, Research, Search
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