When given a question or a research prompt students immediately turn to Google. Unfortunately, while many students think that they know how to use Google they don’t really know how to find information beyond what appears on the first few pages of search results. I put together the document embedded below (click here if you cannot see it) to help teachers guide students to being better users of Google search.See it on Scoop.it, via TIC &amp

Continuar leyendo: Practical Ed Tech Tip of the Week – 10 Google Search Tips for Students

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Last summer the folks at Canva were kind enough to create a great infographic for me based on a set of search tips that I sent to them. The infographic makes a great poster to display in your classroom, but it is a little light on the details of how and why to use some of the search strategies. The PDF embedded below provides more detail on the search strategies that I frequently share with teachers and students…

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There are many great products to help detect plagiarism in student work, including Grammarly. My first line of defense if I suspect plagiarism is to simply use Google Search.See it on Scoop.it, via TIC & Educación

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