Ten Steps to Better Web Research

What do teachers and students need to know about searching? Are there steps they can follow? Mark E. Moran & Shannon A. Firth from Dulcinea Media* present "Teaching the Ten Steps to Better Web Research" using Slideshare. You may be able to use part or all of this with your staff.  

(*Dulcinea Media provides free content & tools that help educators teach students how to use the Internet effectively. http://www.DulcineaMedia.com)

http://www.slideshare.net/sweetsearch/teaching-the-ten-steps-to-better-web-research

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Funny Animations for teaching the research process

Some amusing interactive animations on the research process.

http://library.acadiau.ca/help/tutorials.html

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Google's Wonder Wheel: visual searching

I've just been playing with Google's Wonder Wheel:

"Google Wonder Wheel is a new great feature from Google which allows you to see relevant search results to your query in a unique semantically relevant and graphically designed way."

Here's how it works:

http://www.googlewonderwheel.com/google-wonder-wheel-step-by-step