My alerts, what are some of yours?
These are a few of my alert areas. I can be overwhelmed by the amount of potential information so I try to keep my alerts pruned!
Learning in the brain
effective use of web 2.0
project-based learning
Effective charter schools
An amazing teacher
Online safety
Most effective education
Students were successful
Students will never forget
Life-long learning
Educational innovation
School in the future
Plasticity of the neocortex
Arborization
I could go on and I do make new ones and tear old ones down depending on my needs. I honestly have discovered new information and sources that I never would have found without google alerts!
Learning in the brain
effective use of web 2.0
project-based learning
Effective charter schools
An amazing teacher
Online safety
Most effective education
Students were successful
Students will never forget
Life-long learning
Educational innovation
School in the future
Plasticity of the neocortex
Arborization
I could go on and I do make new ones and tear old ones down depending on my needs. I honestly have discovered new information and sources that I never would have found without google alerts!
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Permalink Reply by karen17 on
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This is a great resource. When teaching students about evidence based medicine, we encourage them to use other search engines. I am going to try this alert system and bump it up against a few others we use to see how effective it can be in identifying the latest literature following evidence based guidelines. Thanks!
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Permalink Reply by Lisa Parisi on -
Wow, Kevin, thanks for the info. I never heard of Google alerts but am ready to enter some in. I'm thinking "inclusion in elementary school", "googleearth", and "web2.0". Can't wait to see what comes up.
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Permalink Reply by Lisa Parisi on
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Okay...I have a question. My e-mail alert message only shows me my first alert. I have to click into googlealert to see the other two alerts. How do I change that or change the order of my alerts?
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