Practical Ed Tech Tip of the Week – RefME Helps Students Create Bibliographies
RefME is a nice service that students can use to create bibliographies. The service offers Android, iOS, and browser-based tools to help students save references, organize them into projects, and create bibliographies. In the video embedded below I provide an overview of how to use RefME’s browser-based tools.
It is worth noting that RefME and tools like it don’t always format citations perfectly. That said, I think they are still valuable because they help get students into the habit of citing their sources of information and keeping a record of the sources they use. Furthermore, if RefME or one of the other bibliography generators does make a mistake you can turn that into a teaching opportunity with your students. Point out the flaw to students and teach them how to correct it.
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1. Great Google Drive Add-ons for Teachers – A PDF Handout
2. Have You Tried Voice Typing In Google Docs? – It’s Easy to Use
3. A Round-up of Recent Google Classroom & Drive Updates
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7. How to Use the Google Drive Templates Gallery
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