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This document discusses how to use the internet and search engines to find information. It provides steps for using a web browser like Chrome or Firefox to access a search engine and search for information. It then presents sample search tasks for student groups to complete using search engines. The groups are instructed to read the question, find the answer online using a specified search engine and web browser, and then present their findings back to the class while evaluating the reliability and relevance of the source.
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- 1. Technology and Livelihood Education
- 4. How has the Internet impacted our lives?
- 13. How often do you use the internet to find information?
- 21. Time to use the WWW!
- 22. HERE ARE THE STEPS: 1.Click a web browser that you want to use – Chrome, Firefox or Edge. 2. Type the search engine that you want to use in the web browser’s URL (Uniform Resource Locator) 3. Press the Enter key. 4.Use the search tab or the address bar of your search engine to find information on the web.
- 23. TIME FOR A GROUP ACTIVTY!
- 24. TASKS/QUESTIONS: Group 1. How much is the exchange rate of dollar to peso? Group 2. Is there a chance of raining today in Santa Rosa City? Group 3. How far is SM Sta Rosa from Pulong Sta Cruz National High School? Group 4. What is the rate of computer literacy in the Philippines? Group 5. How is waste handled on cruise ship?
- 25. GUIDE ON PRESENTING THE ANSWER: 1. Read the question. 2. Read and explain the answer. 3. Mention what web browser used and search engine used and the website. 4. Is it reliable?
- 26. What do you think is the importance of evaluating source credibility, reliability, and relevance.?
- 27. QUIZ TIME