Be Smart with Google April 2013
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This document provides tips for using Google search more effectively, including searching for exact phrases with quotation marks, excluding words with a hyphen, finding word definitions and doing unit conversions, searching within pages using Ctrl/Command-F, and getting time or address information by typing those items followed by the location. The tips are meant to help users be smarter with their Google searches.
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- 1. Be Smart with Google Smart Searching April 2013
- 2. Searches for that exact phrase Use “…”
- 3. No spaces between – and key word Use -word
- 4. Define: word Find definitions of words
- 6. Education hits :edu Type in :edu after a search word to find sites with an educational content
- 7. Ctrl F a keyword Ctrl or Command F and all instances of it will be highlighted in the text.
- 8. Conversions
- 9. Type in an address
- 10. Type in time and then the name of city or place Time