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"Vaughn Memorial Library at Acadia University hosts four free animated tutorials designed to teach lessons on web research strategies. The four tutorials are Credible Sources Count, Research It Right, Searching With Success, and You Quote It, You Note It."
Beth Dichter's insight:
Are you looking for some assistance in teaching students about web research strategies. If you are, and if you teach upper elementary or middle school, consider checking out these four interactive tutorials to help students understand: * how to determine credibility of a website; * the process of research, from forming a question through steps taken; * search functions, including some advanced searching techniques; * plagiarism, what it is and how to avoid it Each of the tutorials will take about 10 minutes. If this is a new area for your students this provide a basic understanding. 
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Research/web searches don't come naturally to young learners and these tutorials form a foundation on which teachers can build. excellent and worth checking out.
This is a helpful share from Richard Byrne's site Free Tech 4 Teachers. I encourage all educators to add this resource site to aid in the development/strenthening of student searching skills.
just can't have too many tools in our 1:1 toolbox. These are aimed at intermediate and middle grades. Thanks Beth for another helpful Scoop!