4. Boolean and Phrase Search : AND, “ ”, OR, NOT Puts AND between each keyword – broad search (default setting for basic Google search) Example : American soccer teams retrieves American AND soccer AND teams any of these words anywhere on the page Puts quotation marks around the keywords, search as a phrase – more narrow search Example: “American Soccer Teams” retrieves pages that have the phrase American Soccer Teams
5. Boolean and Phrase Search: AND, “ ”, OR, NOT What your advanced search looks like in the basic search box Phrase search “American Soccer Teams”
6. Boolean and Phrase Search: AND, “ ”, OR, NOT Puts OR between your keywords – very broad search AMERICAN OR SOCCER OR TEAMS any of these words anywhere on the page Eliminates unwanted terms that are retrieved from the search Example: “American Soccer Teams” –college Retrieves pages that mention the phrase American Soccer Teams and not the word college
15. Anywhere in the page : very broad, may not be relevant
16. In the title of the page : Probably relevant to your search
17. In the text of the page: broad, may only mention your keywords once
18. In the URL of the page: Probably relevant to your search, but may not retrieve other useful sites
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20. Synonyms ~ Use this symbol to retrieve synonyms for your keyword Example : ~feminism , ~basketball Nesting ( ) Use this to search for synonyms under a certain subject Example : cats (Persian OR Himalayan) Retrieves sites that mention Persian cats or Himalayan cats Wildcard * Use this as a placeholder for unknown words in a phrase Example: “Obama voted * on * bill” Other cool advanced search tips
30. Anywhere in the article : broad search, results may or may not be relevant
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33. Google Scholar supports most of the same Advanced Search operators from the Google search engine Synonyms ~ Nesting ( ) Wildcard * Advanced Search : Google Scholar