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Research on the Go! Effective Research with Mobile Devices GAETC
This document provides an overview of how mobile devices can be used for effective research. It discusses how digital tools on mobile devices allow users to curate, aggregate, highlight, bookmark, and annotate information. Specific mobile apps that are recommended for research include Google Drive, Evernote, Diigo, LiveBinders, PearlTrees, Flipboard, Scoop.It, and Zite. The document also discusses using augmented reality apps like Wikitude and History Pin for location-based research and QR codes to explore difficult concepts.
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- 1. Research on theGo! Teaching Effective Research with Mobile Devices ShellyTerrell.com Go to Bit.ly/research123
- 2. “Be regular and orderlyin your life, so that you may be violent and original in your work.” ~Gustave Flaubert
- 3. What does researchinvolve?
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- 10. Research Notes byCEThompson, Flickr, CC 2.0
- 11. With digital toolsyou… Curate Aggregate Highlight Bookmark Annotate Scan Tag Geolocate
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- 15. Google Drive •Create spreadsheets, documen ts,etc. •Create collaboratively •Acts as a cloud •Organize/Share folders •Free mobile app for all formats •Work offline, saves online
- 17. Chat & EditCollaboratively http://bit.ly/gaetcresearch2go
- 18. Evernote App •Organize pictures, websites,notes, vide os, etc. •Some text in images become searchable •Organize by notebooks, tags, categories •Great for a shopping list, creating audio reminders, workout journals, creating lesson plans, designing presentations, research, takin g notes at a conference
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- 24. Diigo •Bookmark, organize, curate, annotate •Organizeby tags, categories •Highlight •Screen capture •Read other’s notes •Follow others •Syncs on all devices
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- 31. Library, Senate Houseby stevecadman, Flickr, CC 2.0
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- 33. Flipboard Magazine Appfor all devices
- 34. Scoop.It App forall devices
- 35. Zite for allDevices
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- 39. Augmented reality, scanning, g eolocation& research augmentedreality game bibliotheekdeventer by nilsmengedoht, Flickr
- 40. Wikitude App Wikitude augmentedreality browser in London (step 3 of 4), by Francis Storr, Flickr, CC 2.0
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- 43. What is a QR Quickresponse Code? Barcode Jeff rutzky's QR code chocolate treats by Ericskiff, Flickr
- 45. Further exploration ofdifficult concepts! QR Code Periodic Table with Symbols By Periodic Videos, Flickr
- 46. Contribute to aDiscussion LinoIt.com
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- 50. We hope youenjoyed this GaETC session. Please give your feedback at www.gaetc.org/evaluat e
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- #6 http://kyvl.org/kids/homebase.html
- #11 What are the problems with this type of note-taking and bookmarking?
- #18 http://bit.ly/gaetcresearch2go
- #21 http://evernote.com/penultimate/
- #22 http://evernote.com/penultimate/
- #23 The best thing is you get to make this experience individualized. You get to choose…
- #31 Pear.ly/bP38v & Pear.ly/b7uEv
- #33 Pear.ly/bP38v & Pear.ly/b7uEv
- #35 http://www.scoop.it/extras
- #38 http://zapatopi.net/treeoctopus/
- #42 Explore the Historypin map - the Historypin map has 1000s of images and stories pinned to it and the app allows you to browse this by date and location, using your location to find the nearest content, or exploring remotely.✓ Explore the streets - holding your phone up to the street, the app uses your camera view to display nearby images. By selecting the image, it can be overlaid onto the modern view to create an historical comparison, which you can toggle or fade between.✓ Read stories and recollections - all stories shared can be accessed through the app.