1. Get Google With It! Karen Kliegman, GCT NYC '08 School Librarian~Educational Technologist Searingtown School-Herricks UFSD-Albertson, New York Adjunct Professor~ Long Island University, New York School of Education: Graduate Educational Technology; Library & Information Science Twitter/Skype: kkliegman [email_address]
2. ...HOLD ON TO YOUR HATS! SO MANY APPS, SO LITTLE TIME!
17. Google Confidential and Proprietary Which Google tool fits with which of the hats you wear? Image Source: www.skeezixthecat.com/.../propbeanie-726193.jpg
18. Google Confidential and Proprietary Image Source: http://www.logoogle.com/images/logooward/january%2005/hot-red-google-logo.gif Google’s Mission To organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful.
19. Google Confidential and Proprietary Mission Today~ To See How Google Apps can work for the School Library! Google Alerts Google Search Google Books I know it’s the end of the day--->have your coffee ‘cause there’s a lot of info coming your way!! Google Scholar Google Docs Google Sites
59. http://image-swirl.googlelabs.com/ Google Image Swirl organizes image search results based on their visual and semantic similarities and presents them in an intuitive exploratory interface. Eliminates that hit-or-miss frustration by organizing images in neat, expandable thumbnail stacks for users to explore.
64. Teach students to use COMMAND (APPLE BUTTON) F (Mac) or CTRL F (Windows) to search website, pdf, document for key words. Faster and more effective searching! Google Search TRICK:
66. 1. Currently search 7 million texts 2. Points you to where you can purchase or find the actual book 3. Browse by topic/category on left
67. FULL VIEW: The Full View allows you to view any page from the book, and if the book is in the public domain, you can download, save and print a PDF version to read at your own pace. LIMITED VIEW: If the publisher or author has given us permission, you can see a limited number of pages from the book as a preview. SNIPPET VIEW: The Snippet View, like a card catalog, shows information about the book plus a few snippets – a few sentences to display your search term in context. NO PREVIEW VIEW: Like a card catalog, you're able to see basic information about the book. VIEWS Set your preferences in advanced search.
74. Three Methods* to Assess Learning in the Library Media Center* and Tips begun by Fran Bullington http://docs. google .com/present/view?id=drbr377_322dhjkxvjk What’s New in Google Docs: http://www.google.com/google-d-s/whatsnew.html Just launched! Upload any file Your files will be stored in their original format and downloadable from anywhere. Shared folders Simultaneously share a group of docs with other librarians, teachers, or students, by sharing an entire folder with them. Bulk upload Upload multiple files quickly to your Docs list. Use Google Forms for Surveys, Polls, and Learning Assessments. Google Docs
75. Use Google Sites to create your library website and integrate various Google Apps! http://sites.google.com/site/herricksvlmc/home Google Sites
76. Credits: Some portions of this presentation were adapted from presentations created by Lisa Thumann, Kern Kelly, and Chad Kafka. Some portions from Google Help pages. Most hat images from www.cafepress.com www.zazzle.com Librarian (labeled for reuse) images from Flickr or from Google Images Picasso Image Source: http://www.galanart.com.au/picasso-19/picasso-set-1/woman-with-a-blue-hat-566.html
Editor's Notes
Google News Timeline is a web application that organizes search results chronologically.
1.Title – Links to the abstract of the article, or when available on the web, the complete article. 2.Cited By – Identifies other papers that have cited articles in the group. 3. Related Articles – Finds other papers that are similar to articles in this group. 4. Library Links (online) – Locates an electronic version of the work through your affiliated library's resources . These links appear automatically if you're on campus. 5.Library Links (offline) – Locates libraries which have a physical copy of the work. 6.Group of – Finds other articles included in this group of scholarly works, possibly preliminary, which you may be able to access. Examples include preprints, abstracts, conference papers or other adaptations. 7.Web Search – Searches for information about this work on Google. 8.BL Direct – Purchase the full text of the article through the British Library. Google receives no compensation from this service.