This document discusses various research tools and strategies for students including Wikipedia, citation generators, the Dewey Decimal System, hyperlinks versus formal documentation, academic digital footprints, web evaluation checklists, eReaders, collaboration options like wikis, encyclopedia books, subscription databases, the role of the librarian, and using narrative voice in reporting. It touches on traditional cataloging, term papers, and advocacy.

4. Wikipedia for research

5. traditional cataloging

6. citation generators

7. Twitter for student research

8. term papers

9. The Dewey Decimal System

10. Hyperlinks vs. intext/ inprojectdocumentation (informal/formal documentation)

11. hyperlinks vs. intext/ inprojectdocumentation (informal/formal documentation)

12. academic digital footprints (using last names in student products)

13. Web evaluation checklists

14. eReaders

15. hotlink grouping/sharing options: (Sqworl, Diigo, Wikis, & more) Open for Kid additions or closed?

16. encyclopedia book sets

17. subscription databases

18. reports

19. your librarian as partner

20. subscription databases

21. collaboration

22. Hyperlinks instead of formal documentation

23. academic digital footprints (using last names in student products)

24. advocacy

25. Web evaluation checklists

26. fixed schedules

27. print encyclopedia and reference

28. Twitter for student research

29. librarian as tech integration specialist

30. your librarian as partner

31. use of the narrative voice in reporting