This document provides a list of 10 tips for educators using Google tools and features, including being able to access accurate information from anywhere, keeping track of books and resources in a personalized library, reopening accidentally closed tabs, accessing expert knowledge through search, getting word definitions, searching full texts of books, searching within specific websites, having Google toolbar integrate Google apps, doing timeline searches to organize information chronologically, and using Google Scholar to find scholarly literature.

1. 10 No. 62 – Find out information easily while on the go. To be able to access information anywhere means that an educator can ensure that the information they are giving or receiving, no matter where they are, is accurate.

2. 9 No. 83 – Create a personalized library. Now educators have the ability to keep track of their books and for which classes or projects they want to use them with.

3. 8 No. 72 – Reopen a closed tab. Have you ever accidentally closed a tab without saving the link and it had all the research information you needed for your paper or class. With this feature hope may not be lost after all.

4. 7 No. 24 – Learn what the experts have to say. A repository of experts providing their wealth of knowledge. If you need a source for what you are working on its just a click away.

5. 6 No. 6 – Get a Definition. Everyone has had those times when they were unsure if the word they were thinking of is the right word. Use define in Google and you will never use the wrong word again.

6. 5 No. 81 – Search full text. With the help of Google books users have the ability to search within their library of 10,000 books giving educators access to multiple easily found research resources whenever they need .

7. 4 No. 7 – Search within a specific website. If a user knows the information they need for what they are doing is contained within a website but do not know where this handy little feature allows you to search just that site..

8. 3 No. 98– Google Toolbar. With Google being an integrated part of most peoples lives it can be annoying that you have to go to the different locations to get to what you want, the Google search engine, gmail, bookmarks. With this handy little toolbar there is no need. One click and you are there.

9. 2 No. 2 – Do a timeline search. Need to know the history of something. Easy, do a timeline search and you will have everything you need to know organized chronologically from the earliest to the most current. A must for any aspiring researcher.

10. 1 No. 15 – Google Scholar. A must for any educator. The ability to weed out unsubstantiated sites and articles and to be left with just the scholarly literature makes this a must for any educator and this reviewers number one for the week.