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Scoop.it!
Using a six-point strategy, teachers can help students learn about responsible web research by assessing the validity of most information that they’ll encounter online. 
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Lucy Wyatt's curator insight,
October 7, 2013 12:47 PM
Updated yearly, this is one of the go-to places for great web 2.0 applications for the classroom.
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Meet the 101 most useful websites on the Internet. The list primarily highlights all the lesser-known websites that are incredibly useful and worth bookmarking.
Meagan Lucas's curator insight,
October 2, 2014 12:46 PM
This highlights 3 different sites: onlineocr.net-- helps to recognize text scanned from PDFs whoishostingthis.com -- find the web host of any web site safeweb.norton.com -- check the trust level of any site
** 2 sites I think the class will like: talltweets.com-- send tweets longer than 140 characters bubbl.us --create mind-maps, brainstorm ideas in browser |
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When you're talking about the future it's hard not to get carried away. The future of almost everything seems exciting.
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