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Books, Docs, Maps, and more.  \nA Free Guide from Free Technology for Teachers.  \nRichard Byrne [Freetech4teachers.com](Freetech4teachers.com)  \nSearch Tools  \nAn overview of Google’s lesserknown search tools. Google Books, Google Scholar, Google News.  \nPages 2-3  \nGoogle Books  \nHow to access Google Books advanced search. How to embed books into your blog or website.  \nPages 4-6  \nGoogle News Widgets  \nHow to put custom Google News on your blog or website.  \nPage 8  \nGoogle Docs  \nNine uses of Google Docs beyond word processing and  \npresentations.  \nPages 9-11  \nCreating Quizzes in Google Docs  \nStep by step directions for creating a quiz and posting it online using Google Docs Forms.  \nPages 12-17  \nGoogle Maps  \nSix ways to use Google Maps beyond the Social Studies classroom. Directions for creating placemarks in Google Maps.  \nPages 25-32  \nAbout this Guide  \nGoogle offers dozens of free resources that teachers and students can use to improve their learning experiences. This guide is intended for teachers who would like to know more about Google Search, Google Docs, and Google Maps.  \nThis guide begins with an overview of advanced Google Search tools that can improve Internet search experiences.  \nSo you know about Google, but do you know how to post a quiz online, create map placemarks containing videos, or how to find free full-length books?  \nThis guide presents uses for Google Books, Google Docs Forms and Spreadsheets, and Google Maps.  \nStep by step directions are provided for embedding Google Books, creating and embedding quizzes made with Google Docs Forms, customizing and embedding Google News widgets, and creating placemarks in Google Maps.  \nF R E E T E C H 4 T E A C H E R S . C O M  \nGoogle Search Tools  \nGoogle is best known as an Internet search engine. Here are some tools to help students improve their  \nInternet search experiences.  \nRelated Search  \nRelated search is probably the most obvious search altering option offered by Google, but because the related search terms are usually buried at the bottom of the page, students often don’t click on the options.  \nAlot of students when given an open-ended research assignment struggle to pick the right terms to enter into a search. Often once they’ve entered a set of terms, they’re unhappy with the results. Direct them to try the related search terms that are automatically generated by Google.  \nA small tweak in the choice of search terms, particularly a tweet of operator words, can yield significantly different results. Each time students tweaks their search terms, new related search terms appear.  \nWonder Wheel  \nWonder Wheel is not as easy to find as the “related search” option on Google. 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