Meetthenra.com is a site that aims to teach its visitors about what they deem to be the extremist leadership of the National Rifle Association and saw a large upturn in its visitation after the leader of the NRA made controversial comments...
Would you be surprised to realize that your elementary school teacher was introducing you to syntactic graphs when she had you do sentence diagrams? Just as your elementary English teacher taught you, there are rules that need to be applied to...
The basic rule of thumb here is the same as it was in elementary school: red ink is bad! Schema.org was created last year to create a common language between major search engines Google, Bing and Yahoo that identifies types of content given to...
Grades 4-5: Talia Mastalski, Grade 5, East Pike Elementary School, Indiana, Penn.for her doodle “Traveling to me. Second-grader Dylan Hoffman of Caledonia, Wisconsin, scored a $30,000 college scholarship, a $50,000 technology grant for his school...
A tradition as American as apple pie, Google has decided to give thanks this year by paying homage to the turkeys that elementary school kids make by tracing their hands. The Thanksgiving Doodle, their holiday Google logo, has gone up on the U.S...
The rest of us who cannot afford to spend over $17,000 a year on elementary school? As the New York Times reported, computers "are not allowed in the classroom, and the school even frowns on their use at home," and from the number of Silicon Valley...
Today, the 7-year-old Monte Verde Elementary School student is the winner of the 2011 Doodle 4 Google competition, beating out 107,000 other submissions and gaining the majority of the 5 million votes cast to decide the best Google Doodle designer...
Many U.S.children still encounter this timeless tale in elementary school. Google Doodle logos are popping up in various Google sites around the world. While they are all different, they share a common theme: children.
For those of us who remember having to memorize the order of presidents in elementary school, we sure could have used this tool to make it easier. Google has created an interactive set of animations they're calling the U.S.
This one seems elementary and trivial for many, but it can't go unsaid. Honestly, there are too many top 10 lists, and I subscribe to the Spinal Tap school of numeration, so this list will go to "11! Yesterday, we focused on how to make your brand...
Miriam Elizabeth Lowery ~ Grade K, Austin Peay Elementary The 2009 Doodle 4 Google winner is Christin Engelberth, a sixth grader at Bernard Harris Middle School in San Antonio, Texas. Blakely Linz ~ Grade 7, Indian Hill Middle School,
From Sinceraty Alexander, age 6, PS 34 Oliver H Perry Elementary School in Brooklyn, NY: From Johnny Zuk, age 6, Monroe Elementary School in Monroe, CT: From Lauren Sarantopolos, age 12, Highland Park Elementary in Sheridan, WY:
The FTC should go back to elementary school. If the Federal Trade Commission has its way, bloggers and social network users will soon be liable for their reviews of businesses and products. New regulations would allow them to be sued for anything...
A premed student, Carson majored in political science and biology, taught science at a Chapel Hill elementary schools, studied abroad in Cuba, and spent summers volunteering in Ecuador, Egypt and Ghana, according to AP reports.
The winning student's (or mom's/dad's) doodle will be shown on Google's homepage (May 22, 2008); U.S.champion "doodler" wins $10,000 college scholarship and a $25,000 technology grant for his/her elementary school, middle school, or high school.
Pocantico Hills Elementary School Madison Wisconsin Metropolitan School District Today, I am going to update the results since the initial post, and also make some observations about how each search engine responded to removed pages.
It's Elementary, My Dear WatsonIntellext and AOL launched the AOL@SCHOOL desktop sidebar, designed to help K-12 elementary school students with their homework, but without having to search the open Web for the answers.
It's Elementary, My Dear WatsonIntellext and AOL launched the AOL@SCHOOL desktop sidebar, designed to help K-12 elementary school students with their homework, but without having to search the open Web for the answers.
Earlier today, Intellext™ and AOL announced the launch of the AOL@SCHOOL desktop sidebar, designed to help K-12 elementary school students with their homework, but without having to search the open Web for the answers.
If Google were a person, it would have started elementary school late last summer (around August 19), and today it would have just finished the first grade. Google put up a special birthday logo for themselves today, since today is Google's 8th...
