ED 262 Research, Reference & Resource Skills

Two new Google Docs features are rolling out to all G Suite users beginning today. Today, Google announced the addition of Smart Compos

Discover WriQ, a Google Docs add-on that automatically marks the basics in student writing so that ELA teachers can concentrate on more difficult concepts.

How To Teach Students To Research Without Google

A blog that documents the use of BYOD, cooperative learning, flipped instruction, and therapy dogs in the HS English classroom.

Pinpoint and The Common Knowledge Project are two new tools for reporters from Google’s Journalist Studio.

By replacing /edit in a Google document's URL, you can do some pretty nifty tricks! You can transform a shareable link into a Preview, Make a Copy, Template, or PDF link.

A new feed experience in the Google app makes it easier than ever to discover, explore and stay connected to what matters to you—even when you don’t have a query in mind.

How To Teach Students To Research Without Google

After we have seen how to use Google Images to search for and locate free-to-use images, here is another handy visual to help you make the best of your Google search experience. The content of this visual is based on insights provided by Google Search Help. The 12 tips below will help you refine your Google searches and get precise search results using a wide variety of search operators. For instance, you will learn how to search for content published in social media or through hashtags, how to search for a specific site or related sites, how to search for an exact match and many more.
This visual is also available in PDF format from this page.