2.  How to search
using…
 Verbatim
 Google videos
 Related searches

3.  Using verbatim makes
your search more
specific or centralized.
 As a teacher you can
look up websites that
provided
resources, lessons, projec
ts, experiments, and
website that were
student friendly. Many of
the websites provide
ideas and resource for
the teachers .

4.  When using Google
videos, Google was
able to assist in
discovering
information on
science topics such
as habitats.
 YouTube.com and
Teachertube are two
useful sites when
searching for
educational topics.

5.  Related search is very
helpful when
researching the topic
science and technology.
 As a teacher, searching
for info on science topics
type habitats, science
and technology, and
many different examples
of different plant and
animal habitats, images,
websites for kids, and
websites for teachers will
appear.

6.  www.enchantedlear  These websites
ning.com provide science
 www.discoveryeduc information,
ation.com educational videos
and activities for
students.

7.  www.readinga-
z.com
 www.vocbularya-
z.com
 www.sciencea-
z.com
 www.writinga-z.com

8.  Also, teacher tube
and you tube may
enhance learning for
English Language
Learners and provides
students with real life
examples and
situations.
 As a teacher using
Activ Boards with
flipcharts also provides
a unique way of
presenting material.

9.  Technology assists
differentiation by
targeting all learning
styles such as: visual,
and auditory learning.
 Having the students
research in work
stations using laptops.
iPads, iPods, iTouches
or netbooks also
provide the student
with a variety of
programs and
research guides.

10.  Integrating technology
through science keeps
the students engaged
and helps allows them
to learn through
technology using the
internet as a tool.
Using Google to
perform the searches
allows the teacher or
student to minimize or
maximize their search
for any related topic.