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This document provides tips for advanced searching on Google, including using operators like filetype, asterisk, tilde, allintitle, inurl, and allinurl to narrow searches. It gives examples of how to search for specific types of files, broaden or narrow searches, and search within titles or URLs. Tasks provide additional examples for practicing each operator to search for presentations on a topic, lesson plans, middle names, foods someone likes, journals on a topic, song lyrics, and dictionary definitions.
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This document provides tips for advanced searching on Google, including using operators like filetype, asterisk, tilde, allintitle, inurl, and allinurl to narrow searches. It gives examples of how to search for specific types of files, broaden or narrow searches, and search within titles or URLs. Tasks provide additional examples for practicing each operator to search for presentations on a topic, lesson plans, biographical information, journal articles, songs, and more.
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This document provides tips for using advanced search operators in Google including:
- filetype: to search for specific file types like documents, presentations, spreadsheets
- asterisk and tilde to find variations on search terms
- allintitle:, inurl:, and allinurl: to search for terms appearing in document titles, urls, or both respectively
It also includes examples of searches using each operator type.
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This document provides tips for using advanced search operators in Google including:
- filetype: to search for specific file types like documents, presentations, spreadsheets
- asterisk (*) and tilde (~) as wildcard characters to replace words in searches
- allintitle: to find documents with all words in the title
- inurl: to search for words within URLs
- allinurl: to find documents where all words are within the URL
It also provides examples of searches using each operator type.
Googling
This document provides tips for using advanced search operators in Google including:
- filetype: to search for specific file types like documents, presentations, spreadsheets
- asterisk (*) and tilde (~) as wildcard characters to replace words in searches
- allintitle: to find documents with all words in the title
- inurl: to search for words within URLs
- allinurl: to find documents where all words are within the URL
It also provides examples of searches using each operator type.
Googling[2]
This document provides tips for using advanced search operators in Google including:
- filetype: to search for specific file types like documents, presentations, spreadsheets
- asterisk (*) and tilde (~) as wildcard characters to replace words or letters
- allintitle: to find documents with all words in the title
- inurl: to search for words within the URL
- allinurl: to find documents where all words are within the URL
It also provides examples of searches using each operator type.
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This document provides examples of advanced search operators that can be used with Google search:
- Filetype: limits searches to specific file formats like documents, PDFs, presentations, spreadsheets, and text files.
- Asterisk (*) finds search terms with variations, like finding a person's middle name.
- Tilde (~) excludes search terms, like finding a technology journal that does not include the word "language".
- Allintitle: finds documents with all search terms in the title only.
- Inurl: finds documents that mention search terms in the URL.
- Allinurl: finds documents that have all search terms in the URL only.
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This document provides examples of advanced search operators that can be used with Google search:
- Filetype: limits searches to specific file formats like documents, PDFs, presentations, spreadsheets, and text files.
- Asterisk (*) finds search terms with variations, like finding a person's middle name.
- Tilde (~) excludes search terms, like finding a technology journal that does not include the word "language".
- Allintitle: finds documents with all search terms in the title only.
- Inurl: finds documents that mention search terms in the URL.
- Allinurl: finds documents that have all search terms in the URL only.
Googling
The document provides tips and examples for using advanced search operators in Google search. It explains operators such as filetype, intitle, inurl, allintitle, and others and provides examples of how to use each one to find specific types of documents or limit searches to certain sites, domains, or fields within a page. It also gives examples of using operators together to perform more complex searches.
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This document provides tips for advanced searching on Google, including using operators like filetype, asterisk, tilde, allintitle, inurl, and allinurl to narrow searches. It gives examples of how to search for specific types of files, broaden or narrow searches, and search within titles or URLs. Tasks provide additional examples for practicing each operator to search for presentations on a topic, lesson plans, biographical information, journal articles, songs, and more.
Googling[2]
This document provides tips for using advanced search operators in Google including:
- filetype: to search for specific file types like documents, presentations, spreadsheets
- asterisk and tilde to find variations on search terms
- allintitle:, inurl:, and allinurl: to search for terms appearing in document titles, urls, or both respectively
It also includes examples of searches using each operator type.
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This document provides tips for using advanced search operators in Google including:
- filetype: to search for specific file types like documents, presentations, spreadsheets
- asterisk (*) and tilde (~) as wildcard characters to replace words in searches
- allintitle: to find documents with all words in the title
- inurl: to search for words within URLs
- allinurl: to find documents where all words are within the URL
It also provides examples of searches using each operator type.
Googling
This document provides tips for using advanced search operators in Google including:
- filetype: to search for specific file types like documents, presentations, spreadsheets
- asterisk (*) and tilde (~) as wildcard characters to replace words in searches
- allintitle: to find documents with all words in the title
- inurl: to search for words within URLs
- allinurl: to find documents where all words are within the URL
It also provides examples of searches using each operator type.
Googling[2]
This document provides tips for using advanced search operators in Google including:
- filetype: to search for specific file types like documents, presentations, spreadsheets
- asterisk (*) and tilde (~) as wildcard characters to replace words or letters
- allintitle: to find documents with all words in the title
- inurl: to search for words within the URL
- allinurl: to find documents where all words are within the URL
It also provides examples of searches using each operator type.
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This document provides examples of advanced search operators that can be used with Google search:
- Filetype: limits searches to specific file formats like documents, PDFs, presentations, spreadsheets, and text files.
- Asterisk (*) finds search terms with variations, like finding a person's middle name.
- Tilde (~) excludes search terms, like finding a technology journal that does not include the word "language".
- Allintitle: finds documents with all search terms in the title only.
- Inurl: finds documents that mention search terms in the URL.
- Allinurl: finds documents that have all search terms in the URL only.
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- Filetype: limits searches to specific file formats like documents, PDFs, presentations, spreadsheets, and text files.
- Asterisk (*) finds search terms with variations, like finding a person's middle name.
- Tilde (~) excludes search terms, like finding a technology journal that does not include the word "language".
- Allintitle: finds documents with all search terms in the title only.
- Inurl: finds documents that mention search terms in the URL.
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This document provides a summary of a presentation on mining social media and public records for information. The presentation covers search tips for Google and Bing, how to find people and company information, and reviews various social media sites that can be used. It provides examples and screenshots for how to use search operators, search engines, and social media platforms to find specific information.
RESEARCHING YOUR TOPIC_edit.pptx
This document provides tips and guidance for conducting effective online research. It discusses what research is, the research cycle, and evaluating internet resources. It provides examples of using basic search operators on Google and Bing to refine searches. Tools for researching theses and dissertations, citation styles, news monitoring, and idea/thought management are also outlined. Specific search tricks for Google like using date ranges and keywords are demonstrated. Other useful tools mentioned include Zamzar for file conversions and Google Drive for file storage.
3 google hacking
This chapter discusses using Google search techniques to find security vulnerabilities on websites. It covers both basic operators like +, -, and " to refine searches, as well as advanced operators like allintext:, filetype:, and intitle: to search specific fields. The goal is to quickly find sensitive information like login credentials, passwords, or internal documents through structured searches. A variety of example searches are provided to demonstrate how different operators can reveal website details and potentially sensitive data.
Tag! Your PDF is It! (GUADEC 2013)
By Alejandro Piñeiro Iglesias and Joanmarie Diggs.
Creating tagged PDF documents is easy to do and provides many benefits including reflow for hand-held devices, content extraction with formatting preserved, and accessibility. This presentation will describe and demonstrate the work done thus far to implement this support in Poppler and Evince.
The Gamut of Google (AFPL)
This document provides an overview of how to search and use Google tools like a librarian. It discusses searching effectively using keywords and operators, as well as specialized search tools for books, news, and scholarly articles. The document also outlines collaboration tools from Google like Documents, Drive, and Forms that can be used to share and work on documents and surveys. It concludes by offering resources for keeping up with new Google products and services.
Graduate Induction - Harrietville 2010
The document discusses using technology in education. It provides examples of how schools in the Diocese have implemented one-to-one laptop programs. It outlines the Education Officer's role in providing professional learning, financial advice, and technical support regarding the Diocesan Technology Plan. The document also discusses how ICT can be used to support interdisciplinary learning and the Victorian Essential Learning Standards. It provides examples of online safety resources and search tools teachers can use.
Google Dorks
Google dorks, also known as Google hacking, involves using specific search operators and techniques on Google to find sensitive information on websites. Some key points made in the document include:
- Google dorking uses operators like "site:", "filetype:", "intitle:", and "inurl:" to refine search results and maximize search value. This can be used to uncover private information, configurations, backups, and vulnerabilities.
- Information found through Google hacking may remain exposed in Google's cache for months after being removed from websites.
- Google indexes everything publicly available on the internet, making it a powerful tool for passive information gathering, which is an important first step for hackers.
- The document encourages
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Twilight PD 3 - Effective searching tips/tricks for Google
Twilight PD 3 - Effective searching tips/tricks for Google
Googling[2]
- 1. Advanced Google Search Tips • filetype: (doc, pdf, ppt, xls, rtf) • * (asterisk) • ~ (tilde) • allintitle: • inurl: • allinurl:
- 2. Advanced Google Search Tips • filetype: (doc, pdf, ppt, xls, rtf) – Find a Powerpoint presentation about using DVDs in English language teaching. Intitle:dvd English filetype:ppt or ~dvd English filetype:ppt
- 3. Advanced Google Search Tips • Task for filefype: – Find a lesson plan for multiple intelligences in Powerpoint format. filetype:ppt “lesson plan” “multiple intelligences”
- 4. Advanced Google Search Tips • * (asterisk) – Find Mr Vladimir Putin’s middle name. “Vladimir * Putin”
- 5. Advanced Google Search Tips • Task for * – Find what kind of food David Eastment likes most. “David Eastment” likes *food
- 6. Advanced Google Search Tips • ~ (tilde) – There is a journal hosted by an American university about technology and how it can be used to learn language. Can you find it? site:edu intitle:technology ~language ~journal
- 7. Advanced Google Search Tips • Task for ~ – There is a journal hosted by an American university about technology and how it can be used to learn language. Can you find it? site:edu intitle:technology ~language ~journal
- 8. Advanced Google Search Tips • allintitle: – Find documents that have both “google” and search in the title. allintitle:google search
- 9. Advanced Google Search Tips • Task for allintitle: – I can find about 925 pages with “taiwan” and “history” in the title. How many would I get if I widen the search with ~ ? intitle:Taiwan intitle:~history
- 10. Advanced Google Search Tips • inurl: – Find documents that mention the word ”google” in their url, and mention “search” anywhere in the document (url or no). inurl:google search
- 11. Advanced Google Search Tips • Task 1 for inurl: – Search Lionel Ritchie’s song “Say you say me” in mp3. inurl:mp3 “say you say me”
- 12. Advanced Google Search Tips • Task 2 for inurl: – Search the lyric of Lionel Ritchie’s song “Say you say me” . inurl:lirics “say you say me”
- 13. Advanced Google Search Tips • allinurl: =intitle:google intitle:search – Search documents that have only “google” and “search” in the url. allinurl:google search
- 14. Advanced Google Search Tips • Task for allinurl: – Search a dictionary that will offer the definition and origin of the Pandora’s Box. allinurl:electronics pandora
- 15. Thank you for your attention!