Recording and saving information found in sources, including citing those sources used

1. Use a wiki to record notes and cite sources

   http://www.pbwiki.com (no email needed for students--teachers can register a class), http://www.wetpaint.com, http://www.wikispaces.com

2. Evernote (requires registration with email), has a download for the desktop in addition to an online account. Both sync.

   http://www.evernote.com

3. Diigo "research tool and knowledge sharing community" allows user to highlight, tag, and save websites

   http://www.diigo.com

4. Google Notebook (requires email registration)

   http://www.google.com/notebook

5. Groups can create a blog by posting questions and recording notes under the comments

   http://www.edublogs.org

6. Citing sources

   http://www.noodltools.com (NoodleBib, NoodleBib starter for early learners, NoodleBib Express), http://www.citationmachine.net, http://www.easybib.com