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Google Scholar is one of useful research tools that high school students often overlook. Searching on Google Scholar is not like searching on Google.com or searching in any other public search engine. …
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The best way for students to avoid any copyright issues when creating slideshows or other multimedia presentations is to use images they've taken themselves. Another good option is pull images from a …
Unfortunately, something happened with the links in yesterday's post which caused them all to be broken. I've fixed all of the links and resending again. Private browsing with Firefox or using …
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Private browsing with Firefox or using "incognito" mode in Google Chrome is not just for people who have something they want to try to hide. I use incognito mode quite often when I'm demonstrating how …
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One of the things that I've learned through introducing new web tools to thousands of students and teachers is that if something can go wrong, it probably will. So when I'm setting up a workshop or …
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Register by December 31, 2013 to save $10! Use the discount code "2013" (no quotation marks) when completing the online payment to save $10. How To Use Google Drive In School is a three hour …
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