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Using Internet effectively By: Natalia Jiménez Ulloa
Gettingstarted Define a topic. What information you are looking for? Why you are looking for it? What you are not looking for?
Keywords Use keywords in your searching in order to make your finding easier. It is recommended to use from 6 to 8 words. ,[object Object]
Objects.Avoid verbs, use them only when they will  define objects.
Use of phrases They are two or more words that could be find within the document. Example: “Irish coffee”. ,[object Object],[object Object]
BooleanBasics You can narrow you search in order to get effective results by using the following “Commands”. And: It is used when you want to find information which will have the two word you typed. “England and U.S.A” Or: It is used to find either one word or both in the searching. “English or German”. And not: It is used when you want to find a document which has  one word, but  not  if the document also contains another word.
Quick Tips Use nouns,pronouns, and conjuctions,  never use articles “the”. Use from 6 to 8 words per search. When you will use, or combine word into phrases, place them inside quotation marks. Spell carefully. Avoid redundant terms.
You can find more information : http://www.media-awareness.ca/english/index.cfm

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Using internet effectively

  • 1. Using Internet effectively By: Natalia Jiménez Ulloa
  • 2. Gettingstarted Define a topic. What information you are looking for? Why you are looking for it? What you are not looking for?
  • 3.
  • 4. Objects.Avoid verbs, use them only when they will define objects.
  • 5.
  • 6. BooleanBasics You can narrow you search in order to get effective results by using the following “Commands”. And: It is used when you want to find information which will have the two word you typed. “England and U.S.A” Or: It is used to find either one word or both in the searching. “English or German”. And not: It is used when you want to find a document which has one word, but not if the document also contains another word.
  • 7. Quick Tips Use nouns,pronouns, and conjuctions, never use articles “the”. Use from 6 to 8 words per search. When you will use, or combine word into phrases, place them inside quotation marks. Spell carefully. Avoid redundant terms.
  • 8. You can find more information : http://www.media-awareness.ca/english/index.cfm