I teach a course in my county that shows teachers how to integrate technology into the social studies classroom and is open to 4-12th grade teachers. Funny thing is that a number of tech people have taken it, but this spring I have my first librarian who made the video above on how to use Google Scholar to find research on Supreme Court cases.
Sunday, March 30, 2014
How to use Google Scholar for Supreme Court Research
I teach a course in my county that shows teachers how to integrate technology into the social studies classroom and is open to 4-12th grade teachers. Funny thing is that a number of tech people have taken it, but this spring I have my first librarian who made the video above on how to use Google Scholar to find research on Supreme Court cases.
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