Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Power Searching with Google: How it's Useful to Me
Throughout the Power Searching with Google unit, I learned many new tips and techniques for effective Google searching. One of the most useful is the operator that filters the results by its source: "site:". This will be extremely useful when I'm doing research because I'll be able to make sure the source is credible by using "site:.gov" or "site:.edu". Another useful thing I learned is how to exclude a certain term from your results using the "-" operator. I will be using this operator often because I tend to get results that aren't what I'm looking for. This will allow me to exclude those from my results and focus on what I am looking for. These two tips stick out to me as things that I will be getting a lot of use out of. However, the entire unit was very helpful.
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