Despite an endless succession of startups claiming to “beat” Google and Yahoo, there’s not, strictly speaking, any need to do so. For the average consumer search has been solved, with most searches ending satisfactorily. DeepDyve wants to tap another group of users: Students, researchers and other “information workers” who need to quickly find expert-level data.
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positive impact on students and teachers."
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Despite an endless succession of startups claiming to “beat” Google and Yahoo, there’s not, strictly speaking, any need to do so. For the average consumer search has been solved, with most searches ending satisfactorily. DeepDyve wants to tap another group of users: Students, researchers and other “information workers” who need to quickly find expert-level data.
A look at cyberinfrastructure and the difficulty in quality control for e-research
A short article describing the current state of the digital divide debate.
Schools receiving federal e-rate funding must now teach students "about appropriate online behavior."
The National School Boards Association (NSBA) released its annual list of their 20 candidates "who have demonstrated innovation in K-12 technology to make a positive impact on students and teachers."
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