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Example: Use "Josephine Cochran" as a search term", and write your project in Google Docs"; find information in "timeline" and view her invention in "patents". Use wikipedia for more info, and paste a URL into "similar sites" for more links. Use "Images" to see what she looked like. If you are trying to think of a word you can't remember, try "tip of my tongue", or when writing in "Docs" use the "reverse dictionary" There are many more combinations of sites that can be used.
Put any combination of sites together for your project. (Check out my "Tools" section. In your essay or project, create data-visualizations, hyperlinks, and pictures right in your projects.
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