Wonders of Web Project: Research Tools
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This document discusses various research tools and Web 2.0 technologies that can be used for 21st century literacy professional development. It provides descriptions of search engines like Addict-O-Matic, research resources such as SnagFilms, ways to ask questions through Answers.com, tutorial videos on Teacher Training Videos, and other tools such as Jog the Web for curating web links and DeweyDigger.com for bookmarking and retrieving resources. The document examines how these tools can support teachers in incorporating technology into their teaching and help students complete assignments.
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- 2. Web 2.0 Cool Tools for Schools Search Engines Research Resources Asking Questions ‘How to’ Videos and Tutorials Other Tools Bookmarking and Retrieval
- 3. Search Engine: Addict-O-Matic Searches the latest news, blog posts, videos and images. You can personalize your results dashboard by moving around the source boxes. When you're done, bookmark the page and keep coming back to your personalized results dashboard for that search.
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