The document discusses new search features on Google that are designed to help students and teachers find information tailored to different reading levels. It describes an advanced search feature that categorizes results as basic, intermediate, or advanced based on reading level. Teachers can use this to find appropriate material for different grade levels. It also introduces NoteStar, a free tool to help students organize web search finds, and Google Custom Search Engines for limiting student searches to pre-selected sites.

1. S e a r c h i n g for Information Literacy

2. CommonCraft Video: Web Search Strategies in Plain English

4. Search Swag for your School

5. Search results at every reading level a new advanced search feature that categorizes results by reading level. For example, if you’re writing a college paper on [herbivores] you can refine to see only advanced material, or if you’re a grade school teacher preparing for a class on [herbivores] you can refine to see only basic material. To try it out, click " advanced search " to the right of the search box and click in the new reading level section. You can filter to see only results that are basic, intermediate or advanced, and annotate results with reading levels. If you choose to annotate results, on the results page you’ll see a graphical distribution of the pages classified in different categories for your search.

7. Limit student searches to pre-selected sites…and let them “Jog the Web”

8. Help your students organize their web search finds with NoteStar (a free tool from 4teachers.org)

9. Google Custom Search Engine