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This document provides guidance for students on effective internet searching. It outlines the meanings of common web address endings like .com, .edu, and .gov and tips for using search operators to refine results. These tips include using quotation marks, plus/minus signs, and specifying the type of content wanted. The document encourages searching within specific site types using the site: command and directs students to Microsoft for more resources on critical thinking online.
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