31 Aug 11 Search Tips and Tools for Teachers and Students

As some of you have noticed, I wrote quite a bit about search tools and search strategies in July and early August. What you saw in those posts were excerpts from two projects that I’ve been working on. The first was The Practical Ed Tech Handbook (available to subscribers to my newsletter). The second is a still untitled book project. If you’re interested in reading all of my recent blog posts about search tools and search strategies, here’s a list of them all. 

As some of you have noticed, I wrote quite a bit about search tools and search strategies in July and early August. What you saw in those posts were excerpts from two projects that I’ve been working on. The first was The Practical Ed Tech Handbook (available to subscribers to my newsletter). The second is a still untitled book project. If you’re interested in reading all of my recent blog posts about search tools and search strategies, here’s a list of them all. Changing Search PredictionsHow Excluding Words Helps Narrow the Scope of a SearchWhy You Should Refine Search Results by Language, Region, and DateWhy You Should Try Refining Search Results According to DomainWhy You Should Try Refining Searches According to File TypeUsing Google Books in History Classes Patent Search and Five Other Google Scholar Features Students Should Know How to UseFive Things Students Should Know About Google BooksHow to Use Google Scholar to Learn About Inventions and InventorsHow to Use Google Scholar to Find Federal and State Court Rulings Other Search Engines for Students to TryFree Technology For Teachers, google books, Google scholar, Google search, how to, search strategiesRead More