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"A new app for the iPad and Android devices uses a highly visual format to provide a different search experience for the tablet user. More than just a pretty interface, Izik—which debuted last month as the top reference app in iTunes—is based on Blekko, the search engine that boasts higher quality results based on human curation." 
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Fact checking has its origin in the early 20th century, when magazines began to verify statements made in non-fictional texts prior to publication. This practice increases credibility and trustworthiness of articles and documents.
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Learning doesn't have to come out of a textbook. Take a look at some of the best mobile apps for iPhone-based education. The list comes from Edudemic.com while the infographic was designed by Online Universities. Find mobile apps for brain exercises, quizzes and flashcards, math, science, geography and history, English and literature, reference materials, art and art history, languages and productivity. To access the complete list of apps go to http://edudemic.com/2012/09/the-100-best-ios-apps-for-mobile-learning/.
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"CiteThisForMe is a free generator tool designed to help students prepare their whole bibliography or reference list quickly and easily. It uses the Harvard referencing style, one of the most common referencing styles in academia."
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This search engine is designed for a tablet and provides some unique features. The visual format is based on categories so you can swipe horizontally to view additional entries, and or vertically to see more categories. Their website states "our goal is to have the practicality of the Web unfold at your fingertips in a fun and playful manner."
To download the app (iPad or Android) or to check it out online check out their website at http://izik.com/.