[LM_NET] lost website

[Arlene Spaniol <aspaniol@SAN.RR.COM>]

Dear LMTs - I'm looking for a website I stumbled across a week or so 
ago while I was looking for something else. At the time, it didn't meet 
my needs, but this week a teacher mentioned she would like to find out 
more about it. (I know, why didn't I bookmark it?)

As I recall I was browsing through sites on information literacy and 
research skills. It had a flash movie that led students through the 
process of picking out the important facts for a report. I believe the 
example was about Illinois (?) and the narrator explained, along with a 
visual, how to ignore the small words and focus on the main facts and 
important words.

Does anybody recognize this website? I spent two hours trying to 
recreate my searches, but can't even remember exactly when I saw it. 
Unfortunately, it's no longer in the browser history.

Thanks for any help. Our fourth and fifth grade teachers have lots of 
work coming up with note-taking and looking for main ideas, so I 
thought I'd like to find this site again and really check it out 
properly!

Arlene Spaniol
Library Media Teacher
Adams Elementary School
San Diego, CA
aspaniol@san.rr.com

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