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• 7 Almost Unknown Google Search Engines You Should Use | MakeUseOf.com
  
  7 Almost Unknown Google Search Engines You Should Use Dec. 22nd, 2008 By Ted Nash Last week we covered some fun Google Easter Eggs , that you can find while browsing the site.   This week, to take a more academic approach, we are going to cover 7 almost unknown specialized Google search engines that can be used for specialized consumer and academic research. Also included in this realm, but not within this post are Google Video , Pictures , News and Blogs which most users will already be familiar with so we have not included them in the list below. Google Patent Search Its amazing that a database like this exists, but most people don’t even know about it.  
  www.makeuseof.com - Wednesday, December 31, 2008
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• Google Launches 9 New Ways to Search
  
  Skip to content Skip to navigation Mashable Mashable Lists Twitter How To Music Travel WordPress Jobs Games Google Business More Lists Blogger Blogging Bookmarks Browsers Business Celebrity Current Events Dating Desktop Apps Events
  mashable.com - Thursday, October 1, 2009
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• Google Docs Delicious 2008 - Work Literacy
  
  Home | Blog | About Participate Services People | Subscribe Subscribe to Aggregated Feed + Links Top Keywords [?] Top Keywords are determined based on what terms are used in the content represented by this source, keywords, dates as compared to other sources. Google Docs (4) Delicious (4) 2008 (4) Concepts
  browse.workliteracy.com - Tuesday, February 16, 2010
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• Master the Google Operands - Search Like a God & Save Time | MakeUseOf.com
  
  Master the Google Operands - Search Like a God & Save Time May. Does that put Google’s name choice into perspective? Google is said to be named after the number googol, i.e. It’s funny how back then they obviously didn’t care about the correct spelling, and today the verb google is found in many contemporary dictionaries. 30th, 2008 By Tina The internet, a network spanning the globe. Today around 20% of the world’s population is connected.
  www.makeuseof.com - Monday, December 29, 2008
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• Tips and Tricks: Making the Most of Google Reader
  
  Although I’ve tried several feed readers, Google Reader is the only one I’ve used for more than a year. But, despite its simplicity, there are many ways for the average reader to customize their Google Reader experience. Change Google Reader to Suit Your Aesthetics Not everyone will agree with my choice, but its simple and straightforward interface was probably the reason why I stayed with it for this long. Here are some examples:
  Web Worker Daily - Friday, December 18, 2009
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• Roundup: Create Collections of Useful Things to Share Online
  
  Google has unveiled a slick way to create what they call “ bundles ” of RSS feeds. In order to create a bundle, you just have to login to your Google Reader account, click “ Browse for stuff ” and then click the “Create a bundle” button. Create RSS Feeds of Site Collections with Delicious One of the great features of social networking is how easy it is to share information with large groups of people. In this post, I’m going to share some ways that you can create bundles or collections of useful stuff that you can share with others,
  Web Worker Daily - Wednesday, September 16, 2009
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• KeyHubs and Google Wave Are Looking Interesting
  
  A few things that have popped up recently that have me excited to explore further: KeyHubs for Mapping Informal Networks Via a Delicious save from Beth Kanter , I found this article on mapping networks--an interesting read in itself. You could also use it to analyze your existing networks, see where there might be gaps in sharing and connection, then plan for and evaluate the success of some interventions to grow the network. Google Wave Although it won't be ready until later this year, Google Wave looks REALLY interesting. It led me to Keyhubs , which lets you map the informal networks that lie behind your formal org chart.
  The Bamboo Project Blog - Friday, May 29, 2009
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• A Week Without Google
  
  My daughter is taking a New Media Research studio class at NYU where (somewhat to my dismay), she's learning about using RSS and Delicious. At any rate, this week's assignment is a doozy-- A Week Without Google . That's right, no Google Search or Google Alerts, no Gmail or Google Talk, no Google Video, no Google I'm dismayed because I would have taught her about these things for free, but you know college students. Parents are good for tuition, not for tutoring.
  The Bamboo Project Blog - Wednesday, February 4, 2009
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• Microsoft vs Google in the Search Wars
  
  Google didn't knock Alta Vista off the top by copying their business model. And that all said, I still wouldn't underestimate MS, Google isn't the only one who can create 'waves'** under cover I suspect the ol' Google vs Microsoft debate will rumble on for a few years yet. Google succeeded 'cos they managed to make the ads as unobtrusive as possible and came up with a great revenue concept (auction the search words) to get companies competing for what little ad space there is. Stop the clocks, blogging has recommenced :-) Couple of cheat posts coming up, starting with this one, which are really reproductions of comments I've left on other posts but with added juice.
  Joining Dots: Blog - Friday, May 29, 2009
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  I guess they must be using a lot of tools other than delicious. delicious, Picassa, Ning, Google Docs/Google Apps, Second Life, Blogger, iGoogle, orkut, FriendFeed, Internal workplace community, PBWiki, Xing, Digg, Friendster (really?), gmail, Google Reader, Instant Messaging, istockphoto, LiveJournal, Multiply, Netvibes, Pandora, Wetpaint, Wikipedia, Wordpress. I've been working with Steve Wexler and the eLearningGuild on the eLearning 2.0 survey and report.
  Learnlets - Monday, August 25, 2008
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