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GALILEO vs. Google Sometimes you hear, “Isn’t everything available on Google?” or “Why can’t they just use Google?” Here are some examples that you can use to show why GALILEO is superior for students in K-12. Topic GALILEO Content Google Results The Things they Carried by Tim O’Brien (Literature and Composition standards ELAALRL4) Literary Reference Center Several full-text literary criticism titles and author biographies, including Bloom’s Guides Over 20 criticism articles in literary journals Citation generator Amazon, Cliff’s Notes, and other companies selling criticism books Wikipedia article Student essays and class notes from teachers for specific schools Reading group guides NPR transcript of interview with Tim O’Brien Blog posts Photo essay of illegally smuggled animals Excerpt of essay for sale at lotsofessays.com Other unpublished essays without clear author qualifications Homelessness (Literature and Composition standards ELA9W2, ELA10W2, ELA11W2, ELA12W2, ELA9W3, ELA10W3, ELA11W3, ELA12W3) SIRS Issues Researcher Overview of Homelessness topic Timeline of topic from 1729 Philadelphia law on deporting poor immigrants to current report on Hate Crimes Against the Homeless (August 19, 2010) Statistics from authoritative sources, including graphs and charts Articles editorially selected from variety of periodicals for K-12 curriculum relevance MyAnalysis tool to guide students through research process on topic Notes organizer MLA citation generator National Coalition for the Homeless Factsheets last updated July 2009 News agency articles Hud.gov website with local assistance references, link to above July 2009 factsheet Almanac policy issues with facts from 2000 and 1996; links to articles (2000 most recent); and link to free trial for Questia database Wikipedia article Links to several aid sites Imperialism in Africa (World History standard SSWH15) History Reference Center and SIRS Issues Researcher Over 200 articles from reputable journals, such as Current Events and Current History Over 30 excerpts from reference books, including Ancient Africa and Encyclopedia of World History Citation generator Essays written by students Wikipedia article Tourism sites, including Nude African Teacher sites with ads, many with no recent updates or author qualifications listed Link to currenthistory.com where subscription to Current History costs $39.95
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