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INFORMATION LITERACY WEBLOG AUGUST 15, 2011 UNESCO Media & Information Literacy: report 3 Lau (who I am pleased to say got his doctorate in my own department, at Sheffield University) has led key information literacy initiatives with UNESCO. MORE >>	TRENDS IN THE LIVING NETWORKS AUGUST 15, 2011 The extraordinary personal value of the web: $140 billion is the tip of the iceberg How much value do you get from the web? lot more than you pay for it. The key findings are shown below. Source : McKinsey. MORE >>	TONY KARRER AUGUST 15, 2011 eLearning Learning Launches New Features Over on eLearning Learning , we've just launched a new version with some great new features. You can change the Edition at any time. MORE >>	PORTALS AND KM AUGUST 15, 2011 Research on the Positive Side of the New Web Actually the new Web, or Web 2.0, has been around for a while now. Here is an interesting study on its positive impact after the many naysayers have spoken up. In two phases of research, they surveyed 1200 US parents with children aged 3–12 in the household and qualitatively explored key topics with 112 tech-savvy community members and their kids. MORE >>
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Still searching Google?

Hitwise recently reported that Google's market share has dropped to 66%, with Bing-powered searches rising to 28%. More striking was Google's poor showing in "success rates", particularly in relation to Bing: Google's success rate was 68% to Bing's 80%(!). See more in my latest Bates InfoTip. web / search MORE >>

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