Finding the Good Stuff Where do Source Savvy Students look for useful information on the internet? Maplewood MS.

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Finding the Good Stuff Where do Source Savvy Students look for useful information on the internet? Maplewood MS

Sources of Information Subscription databases Subject directories Search engines

Subscription Database Examples: NetTrekker – Fast, easy access to over 180,000 high quality, pre-screened and educationally relevant K-12 websites.* User Name: mwk8 Password: orcas ProQuest – Another collection of pre-screened websites. User Name: maplewood Password: welcome * http://staff.edmonds.wednet.edu/users/goodwins/infolit/databases.html

Data bases, cont’d Encyclopedia Britannica – Online encyclopedia especially useful to secondary students* User Name: edmonds Password: 98036 Culture Grams – Includes World, Kids, States, and Provinces editions. Useful basic geographic information.* User Name: maplewoodk8 Password: welcome

Public Library Databases are available of even greater variety www.sno-isle.org databases http://www.sno-isle.org/page/?ID=1246&cid=db

Subject Directories KidsClick! Librarians’ Internet Index

Search Engines google.com Pay attention to domains .org .edu .com There is a reason they aren’t called “finding” engines…

Keywords In all cases, a minute of planning will save you an hour of work What words are most relevant? Of course this assumes you have a QUESTION rather than a topic