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This document provides information about an upcoming webinar presented by Dr. Howie DiBlasi on using Google search in the classroom. It includes details like the date, time, and link to register. It also provides tips for effective Google searches, such as using advanced search features and evaluating website credibility. Examples are given of different search queries and evaluating websites based on authorship, purpose, and other criteria.
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The document discusses searching the internet and evaluating online information. It provides tips for effective searching, including using different types of search engines and boolean operators. It also explains that not all online information is indexed by search engines, and discusses how to evaluate the credibility and quality of sources found on the web.
Seo Over view
This document provides an introduction to search engine optimization (SEO). It explains that SEO is the process of improving websites to rank higher in search engines for targeted keywords. On-page optimization focuses on technical elements like HTML tags, website structure and script usage. Off-page optimization involves other techniques like link building, email marketing and advertising. Key ranking factors for search engines include internal link structure, link popularity and relevance, crawlability, and content relevance. Popular SEO tools are also mentioned that provide features like ranking monitoring, backlink management, and search engine data analysis to optimize websites.
Understanding & Leveraging Social Media
This document provides an overview of social media and strategies for using social media to protect and enhance one's reputation and brand. It discusses engaging with important audiences through social media, characteristics of an effective online presence, monitoring one's online reputation, and specific platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, blogs, and Twitter. Recommendations include having an integrated, genuine presence across platforms and giving thoughtful consideration to one's online image.
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The document provides an overview of search engine optimization (SEO) best practices. It discusses the importance of SEO and outlines the seven key steps to improve search engine rankings: 1) Get your site fully indexed by search engines, 2) Get your pages visible in search results, 3) Build links and PageRank to important pages, 4) Leverage your PageRank through internal linking, 5) Encourage click-throughs with compelling titles and descriptions, 6) Track the right metrics to measure SEO effectiveness, and 7) Avoid worst practices that can hurt rankings. The document emphasizes optimizing titles, meta descriptions, keywords, and links to rank highly and get traffic from search engines.
Google Smart Powerpoint
This document discusses the large amount of information available online and provides tips for effective internet research. Some key facts presented include that Google's index contains over 50 billion web pages, over 150,000 new websites are created daily, and there are over 152 million blogs online. It then encourages students to discuss strategies for sorting through this abundance of information with a partner. The document provides guidance on evaluating online information sources by considering who created the content, when it was last updated, and what type of information is included on the site. It also includes specific tips for determining an author's credibility and investigating the purpose and accuracy of a website. Students are then instructed to analyze examples using these evaluation criteria and techniques. Overall, the document aims to educate
Searching The Internet
The document provides guidance on how to effectively search the internet and evaluate the credibility of online sources. It discusses different types of search engines like directories, indexes, and meta search engines. It emphasizes that anyone can publish anything online and sources should be critically evaluated based on author, publisher, date, references, and potential biases. Key factors in assessing websites include domain name, intended purpose, and credentials or citations. The document encourages using multiple search engines and libraries in addition to online research.
The Internet
The document provides guidance on how to conduct effective searches on the internet and evaluate the results. It discusses using specific search terms and operators like "+" and "-" to include or exclude terms. It also covers evaluating search results based on the accuracy, authority, objectivity, currency and coverage of websites. Formatting citations in APA and MLA styles is also addressed.
Research power point for students
This document provides guidance on effective internet searching strategies in 5 steps:
1. Define your search topic
2. Identify appropriate search locations like subject directories, specialized databases, or subscription databases
3. Use specific search techniques like keywords, Boolean operators, and site filters to efficiently find relevant information
4. Evaluate search results for credibility by examining indicators like author credentials, publishing sources, documentation, and currency
5. Properly cite any sources using a citation generator or style guide like MLA.
Search engines
A search engine indexes web pages using crawlers or spiders. It builds an index that allows users to search for keywords. Directories created by people may provide more curated results than broad search engine indexes. Popular search engines include Google, Yahoo, and Bing. Boolean operators like AND, OR, and NOT allow refining searches. Settings like safe search and advanced options provide more control over results.
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- 6. Google receives over 20 million search queries each day
- 8. Using Google Search in Class
- 17. Develop Information Processing Skills #137-30
- 28. Using Google Search in Class
- 37. TIPS-Google Search in Class
- 66. 21 st Century Learning filetype:pdf site:edu
- 71. From There to Here with Google Tools
- 75. Simulate a flood to show damage effects
- 76. David Rumsey Historical Map Collection The over 120 historical maps in the Google Maps Rumsey Historical Maps site have been selected by David Rumsey from his collection of more than 150,000 historical maps; in addition, there are a few maps from collections with which he collaborates.
- 80. Search Web Sites in Other Languages
- 94. Google Earth Search the globe for 3D models.
- 112. Google News http://news.google.com/
- 117. Game Over, Google! 12 Google Search Alternatives
- 122. Duck-Duck-GO
Editor's Notes
- College students are not very good at searching google.
- Not using keywords Not compare and contrast or probing questions