• 21st Century Fluency Project
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• 21st Century Literacies: Tools for Reading the World
  A list of literacies for the 21st century - "literacies, skills, and disciplines ought to be pursued as tools that allow us to enhance our understanding of important questions, topics, and themes." Today's researchers, citizens, must be able to analyze, compare, evaluate and interpret multiple representations from a variety of disciplines and subjects, including texts, photographs, artwork, and data.
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• A Searcher’s Review of Twilight
  Book vs. Movie Through the Eyes of a Search Geek - Search Me!
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• A WebQuest about Evaluating Web Sites
  Not all Web resources are created equal. If fact, there are great variations in the quality of the resources you access. The rule of thumb is "when in doubt, doubt." When you carefully select your resources, when you understand their strengths and limits, you create better products.
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• All About Plagiarism Tutorial
  Real world, relevant plagiarism tutorial
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• Another Tool for Evaluating Websites
  The Good, The Bad & The Ugly: or, Why It's a Good Idea to Evaluate Web Sources
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• Better Whois
  The WHOIS domain search that works with all registrars.
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• Beyond Cut-and-Paste
  Great slide show with great tips on research process using Noodle Tools and Inquiry Based Process. Read to the end for great tips.
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• Big6 Matrix: Use the Internet with Big6 Skills to Achieve Standards
  Applying Big6™ Skills, AASL Standards and ISTE NETS to Internet Research
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• Bloomington 5-Star Research Process
  Click link for Essential Questions: Making research Meaningful --- Essential questions lead students to work at the top of Bloom’s Taxonomy. They motivate students to satisfy their curiosity and sense of wonder. They help students to understand the things that matters to them. Answers to essential questions cannot be found in a Google search. They must be invented and created.
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• Cold Spring School Library Skills Blog
  A blog for the students of Cold Spring School for Library Skills Lessons.
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• Dangerously Irrelevant
  Get sites from this Blog then delete from netvouz account
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• Dr. B's Internet Research Guide
  Atlantis Quest -- This project is designed to guide students through the research process in phases so that they can get feedback and revise and correct their work as they go along. Teaches searching techniques and website evaluation.
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• ETS iSkills Assessment Tour
  With the iSkills Assesment, the 7 Information and Communication Technology (ICT) proficiencies are tested (using either the Core or Advanced assessments). The iSkills assessment can help you evaluate students' ICT literacy to better position them for success in our technology-based society. Start with this tour!
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• FactCheckED
  FactCheckED is an offshoot of FactCheck.org, geared toward helping students to become critical thinkers and savvy media consumers. It gives students pointers on how to evaluate the information they find online. It includes lesson plans for teachers and guides for teaching critical thinking, the proper use of sources, and how to recognize deceptive arguments.
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• FamilyFirstAid.org -- Teen Pregnancy & other teen issues
  Our goal is to provide parents who are dealing with teens (12 years old and over) struggling in their home environment with information on different options and walk them through the admissions process.
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• GoogleWebSearchEducation - Webinar Archives
  As always, you can watch live in order to ask questions and chat with others, or watch the archives here:
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• High School Critical Web Page Evaluation Tool
  Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators - High School Critical Web Page Evaluation Tool
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• Historians Question White House Presidential Bios - ABC News
  some of the entries on the White House website were so sunny that they reminded her of the happy talk at Boston Red Sox games. "When we go to the ballpark, they'll put on the scoreboard the statistics of the players who are coming to bat and they'll always find something good to say," says the Pulitzer Prize-winning historian. "Maybe the guy has a .150 batting average, but they'll say, 'In the last six games, he hit .367.'" The White House site, http://www.whitehouse.gov/about/presidents, offers one-page summaries of all 44 presidents, granting equal time to sluggers and bench-warmers.
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• How to Recognize Plagiarism - Indiana University
  This tutorial will help you to understand and recognize plagiarism. Avoiding plagiarism is important -- both in writing and speaking. When you properly acknowledge the contributions to knowledge made by other people, you are showing respect for their work, and you are giving credit where credit is due. You are not misleading the reader to believe that your work is solely your own.
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