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Using Google Search Options
In one of the units I help tutor at university we are looking at Google Search and doing just a little more than using the simple “vanilla” search option. To help out I’ve created a quick and simple look at … Continue reading
iDevice Searches
SmartPhones and tablets such as the iPhone and iPad, (not to mention Google Glass and other wearables such as Pebble Watches), are changing the way we search for information. No longer do we need to firstly load a browser and … Continue reading
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The New Bing: Facing Up To Facebook
Microsoft’s Bing search engine is undergoing a major revamp with changes to the screen architecture to reflect the integration of advice from Facebook. The new updates appear on the right-hand side the results under the heading of Friends Who Might … Continue reading
A More Educated Google Search
As part of many of the sessions I run for teachers I like to include a component on search usually beginning the conversation asking how participants find their information. Almost universally they say they use Google. When asked about their … Continue reading
Google Finds Paris In A Paper Aircraft Released Into Space
Like it or not when you ask most folk how to locate something on the internet they will suggest that you “Google it”. In fact before I go too much further I have to also confess that the search engine … Continue reading
A New Presentation? Search Me
The start of this week I was fortunate to be able to attend two of my favorite and most longstanding conferences, STAVCON and VITTA. I’ve been attending the STAVCON, the Science Teacher’s of Victoria Conference for more than 13 years … Continue reading
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DeweyDigger; Re-inventing Dewey’s Taxonomy
DeweyDigger DeweyDigger.com is a visual search portal where you can “Explore knowledge via the Dewey Decimal Classification; just clickety-click.” On the splash page you are presented with the main Dewey Numbers and an ever-changing interactive panorama showing images from these … Continue reading
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Search Your Evernotes In Your Google Chrome Browser
One of the problems associated with using multiple cloud based storage spaces is searching them without the need to open multiple browser windows or tabs. Google has begun to address this problem with a very functional extension that simultaneously searches … Continue reading
More Searching Links: My Diigo Links 08/04/2010
There seems to be a bit of a pattern happening via the Diigo links of late, things search and infographics. History of Search Engines – Chronological List of Internet Search Engines (INFOGRAPHIC) | WordStream Whilst this may not be the … Continue reading
My Diigo Links 08/01/2010
How Does Google Work? Learn How Google Works: Search Engine + AdWords Now we know that when we talk internet search just about everyone assumes Google and we also know that Google has recently announced that they have revamped the … Continue reading
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