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Google’s Information Literacy Lesson Plans

Posted by: Mary Alice Anderson on: May 15, 2012

Change!  The student tendency to “just Google it” while ignoring other resources is raises concern among media specialists and teachers. Discussions about banning or limiting Google are not uncommon.  One suggested even banning searching .com sites.  Google and web searching are not going away. Google Lesson plans are Google’s new tool designed to help media specialists and teachers teach students [...]

Still learning

Posted by: Mary Alice Anderson on: January 28, 2009

I’m back  to attempt another go-around of 23 things.    I just viewed  the clip by the author of Here comes everybody, a book that’s been on my ” to read” list for a while.   Some of the “things” I first explored a year ago are now routine–Delicious, Picture Trail, and Google Docs, especially. [...]

Thing #9: Google Docs

Posted by: Mary Alice Anderson on: March 18, 2008

Now this is practical — and doable, even though I had to set up another account. At least it’s an account at a site I visit often! I am inspired to use Google Docs for planning our summer tech academy in the district. A great opportunity to model!


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