Doing research is a common activity found in every classroom today. In the schools I work in, most of that research is being done digitally, on Chromebooks or tablets. With the overwhelming amount of resources out there, how can one be sure they are effecting researching? A great starting point is found within Google called Google Scholar.
Within Google Scholar users can freely search an abundance of scholarly literature consisting or articles, references, citations, patents. case law and more. A great feature of Google Scholar is that users can create "Alerts" for search queries and receive an email when something comes up. Secondly, within the "My library" section users can save articles for later use. There's even a My Citations section that will search and find and save any articles written by you, the user!
To get up to date information regarding this topic , follow their blog here: http://googlescholar.blogspot.com/
I am a Google Education Trainer and Google Educator. Since 2006, I have been working in a school district deploying many technology resources into the classrooms. On a regular basis I have been asked a variety of technology questions ranging from: what's the best app for this, how can I do this at home, and do you have a suggestion for trying this online? I have created this blog to answer these questions and more! Here you will find app suggestions, helpful tips and great web tools. Enjoy!
Friday, January 29, 2016
Google Scholar- A great search tool for effective research
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