This document provides 10 Google tips for teachers, including searching within specific site types to narrow results, using the "Show" option to refine searches, collaborating on group projects, collecting research notes in Google Notebook, adding videos to presentations, saving content as PDFs, doing timeline searches, creating custom search engines, using "Pin Tabs" to organize browser windows, and using the https option for secure browsing in public places.

1. Top Ten Google
Tips
Stephanie Davis
5611 module 3

2. 1. Search within a specific kind
of site.
I chose this tip as my number one tip
because, the search results are narrowed
to the kind of web sites I need for my
students.

3. 2. Use Show option to refine
your search
I hate to search the internet because of so
many results to go through. This tip helps
narrow the results down to what I need.

4. 3. Collaborate on group
projects
This tip makes it easier for members to
collaborate on a project they are working
on.

5. 4. Collect research notes with
Google Notebook
When I compile notes on a research topic I
write everything down. I can collect
information while doing research and copy
and paste the information which cuts down
on paper clutter.

6. 5. Add video to your
presentation
I chose this tip because I like to add things
to my presentations for my students to
keep them engaged. Videos are the best
way to break up a lesson and gives the
students a break from teacher led
instruction.

7. 6. Save as PDF
This makes reading content much easier
over multiple devices.

8. 7. Do a timeline search
This tip will help give students a visual for
explaining how things have evolved over
time, such as communicating with each
other.

9. 8. Create a Google Custom
Search Engine
This would make searching the internet safe
for my students. I could ensure they are
only looking at sites that provides the
information they need to see.

10. 9. Use a "Pin Tab"
I chose this tip because I like to keep things
small and neat.

11. 10. Use the https option
This helps protect internet activity while in
public places.