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Aug092007

Search, Translate, Generate, and Convert with Schoolr

Here at HackCollege, we receive many emails telling us about new and potentially useful services. One that caught my eye was Schoolr, a one-page, no-thrill site that links to popular search engines.

Here's an idea: Setting Schoolr as the Home Page would allow you to search Google, the dictionary, the thesaurus, Wikipedia, UrbanDictionary, and many others as soon as you open your browser.

To do this: With Firefox, hit Tools, then Options. Under the Main tab, set your Home Page to http://www.schoolr.com and click OK.

And keeping up with all the Facebook news around here, Schoolr has its own Facebook Group, too. With a chicken, I believe, as its mascot. Hot.

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Reader Comments (6)

[...] Start page Schoolr (the R stands for research) features a set of search inputs to popular student resources around the web - like Google, the Wikipedia, Reference.com, Spark Notes, text translation and unit conversion. Of course you could install most of these search engines into your Firefox search box, but Schoolr is still a useful browser homepage for internet researchers. No ads, no registration, just visit and go. Schoolr [via HackCollege] [...]

[...] Start page Schoolr (the R stands for research) features a set of search inputs to popular student resources around the web—like Google, Wikipedia, Reference.com, Spark Notes, text translation and unit conversion. Of course you could install most of these search engines into your Firefox search box, but Schoolr is still a useful browser homepage for internet researchers. No ads, no registration, just visit and go. Schoolr [via HackCollege] [...]

[...] Search, Translate, and Generate with Schoolr [...]

Hey pretty nifty site. Nothing fancy but it sure does pull together all the commonly used searches....bookmarking it!

This is a pretty nice and useful site. It looks super clean and non distracting like the google home page. and it is a good portal to what ever you may need on the net.

Ephedra....

Ephedra....

November 1 | Unregistered CommenterEphedra.

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