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This document provides an overview of Google tools and services for organizing information. It discusses Google's mission to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible. It then highlights some of Google's core search features, including its basic web search, image and video search, and advanced search options. It also introduces additional Google services like Google History, Google Define, and Google Squared that help users access related information. It concludes with a word of caution to always verify information found online.
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- 1. Google Tools: Information YOURWay ©2010 Nancy Sharoff Image from Flickr: Robert S. Donovan
- 2. Note: Most of these services require that you have a gmail account. If you do not, go to www.gmail.com to sign up for one.
- 3. Google’s Mission ‘Organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful.’ Retrieved 3/6/08 from http://www.google.com/corporate
- 4. Today’s Mission Image by gaurang at flickr.com
- 5. Search…ing Image by Marc Shandro at flickr.com
- 6. Search – Top Tabs
- 7. Show Options… (Web) Have FUN! Click on ‘Wonder Wheel’
- 8. Web Options– Wonder Wheel
- 10. Click on…Video
- 11. Advanced Search…ing Image by bionicteaching at flickr.com
- 14. File Format:
- 15. Oceans + .ppt = 12,800
- 16. Domain:
- 17. Oceans + .ppt + .edu = 3,280
- 18. Other
- 19. Where Have You Been?
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- 21. DidYouKnow? 4 6 6 4 5 3
- 22. DidYouKnow? time:[name of place]
- 24. DidYouKnow? Fill-in-the-Blank Mt. Everest is * feet high
- 25. DidYouKnow? related:[url w/o ‘http://’]
- 26. Google Squared
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- 30. THANK YOU!