Google search
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This slideshow was created to help students with some search tips. The last slide provides students and teachers with online resources to help practice searching the web.
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- 1. Web Searches Mr. Gibson
- 2. To Search or Not to Search
- 4. Filters
- 5. Reading Level Filter http://youtu.be/P1_Cp33rFBY
- 6. Keep it Simple • Less is more • • Leave out punctuation • • Use descriptive words • • Capital letters don’t • matter
- 7. Ignore or Include • Use the minus sign to • Use the minus sign to eliminate words eliminate words -- Salsa recipes -tomato Salsa recipes -tomato • Use quotes to include • Use quotes to include words like “and” and “the” words like “and” and “the” -- Titles of books or movies Titles of books or movies
- 8. Hoosier’s Hints • If the website is inappropriate press the back button • If the website is inappropriate press the back button IMMEDIATELY IMMEDIATELY • Don’t share your bad search results with friends • Don’t share your bad search results with friends • Use the phrase “for kids” at the end of your search. • Use the phrase “for kids” at the end of your search.
- 9. Happy Searching •• Try the Google-A-Day online resources: Try the Google-A-Day online resources: -- http://agoogleaday.com http://agoogleaday.com -- http://www.google.com/insidesearch/searcheducation/lessons.html http://www.google.com/insidesearch/searcheducation/lessons.html -- http://youtu.be/X9X2iFKn01c http://youtu.be/X9X2iFKn01c
- 10. Happy Searching •• Try the Google-A-Day online resources: Try the Google-A-Day online resources: -- http://agoogleaday.com http://agoogleaday.com -- http://www.google.com/insidesearch/searcheducation/lessons.html http://www.google.com/insidesearch/searcheducation/lessons.html -- http://youtu.be/X9X2iFKn01c http://youtu.be/X9X2iFKn01c
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- Web address for specific URLs without spaces. Search when you know the topic but don ’ t have a specific website in mind.
- Advertisements can get in the way. Skip over these results. Scroll down to find the first result with its link highlighted blue and underlined. Below the link there is usually a “ snippet ” of text from the site. Last, the web address, or URL, is indicated in green.
- Start small and add words to your search as you go. Punctuation doesn ’ t matter. So, leave it out. Use descriptive words to find exactly what you want. Not “ ringtones ” but “ celebrity ringtones ” Capital letters don ’ t make a difference in search results.