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Are you searching **wikis** to find quality and expert information? If not, maybe you should as wikis contain all kinds of professional and expert content. Many educators and people in the know post their more recent work on wikis, so they are worthwhile investigating. Here are a couple of ways to find content on wikis:

· [|Wiki.com]: you can choose to search all wikis, wikipedia only, indie wikis only, or encyclopedias only · [|Google Wiki Search] (a customized Google search)

Then there is **[|Twitter]**, of course. There is a variety of search tools to search Tweets and to search for experts with whom to network:

· [|SearchTwitter] · [|TweetScan] · [|Twitterment] · [|Tweefind]

I f that is not enough, try this: · [|Twellow] (the Twitter Yellow Pages)

And don’t forget **blogs**. These can be excellent primary sources.

· [|Technorati] · [|Google Blog Search] · [|Internet Public Library Blogs] · [|Bloglines] · [|Blogdigger] · [|BlogPulse]