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		<title>By: eiela</title>
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		<description>I love Evernote!  Not much call to use it with my students (yet), but I&#039;m hoping.  
I also show my students BibMe http://www.bibme.org/ to help them keep track of sources used, and easily create their Works Cited pages.  Of course, in elementary school, we don&#039;t usually go into a specific format (MLA, APA, etc.), we just get them used to giving a source.  Author, Title, Copyright &amp; URL (if it&#039;s web). 
I didn&#039;t know about webspiration.  Now i&#039;ve got something new to play with.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I love Evernote!  Not much call to use it with my students (yet), but I&#8217;m hoping.<br />
I also show my students BibMe <a href="http://www.bibme.org/" rel="nofollow">http://www.bibme.org/</a> to help them keep track of sources used, and easily create their Works Cited pages.  Of course, in elementary school, we don&#8217;t usually go into a specific format (MLA, APA, etc.), we just get them used to giving a source.  Author, Title, Copyright &amp; URL (if it&#8217;s web).<br />
I didn&#8217;t know about webspiration.  Now i&#8217;ve got something new to play with.</p>
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