23. Primary Research
• E-Resources
– http://er.lib.msu.edu/indexabstract.cfm
– Google Scholar
• Topic search engines
– http://www.lib.msu.edu/resources/articles.jsp
– PsychINFO, MEDLINE, Comm & Mass Media Complete
• Research journal title
– http://www.lib.msu.edu/
• Data and statistics
– http://er.lib.msu.edu/numdata.cfm
24. Mini-quiz
You run two searches: [Golden Retriever] and
[golden retriever].
1. The top results would be the same.
2. The top results would be different.
25. You are looking at pictures of dogs, and would like more
that are visually similar to the one image. What do you
do next?
1. Revise the words in the search box to read: [dogs
more like this].
2. Mouse over the image you like, and click on the link
that says Similar.
3. Open the filters in the column on the left and click
Similar.
26. You want to search exclusively within the
Humane Society website (humanesociety.org) to
find pages about puppy training. What would be
the best query to type into the search box?
1. site:humanesociety.org puppy training
2. humane society puppy training
3. puppy training pages in humansociety.org
website
4. i need info about puppy training from
humanesociety.org
27. You run two searches: [mountain dog] and [dog
mountain]
1. The top results would be the same.
2. The top results would be different.
28. What does the ellipsis (...) between the two
phrases means?
1. The two phrases are parts of the same sentence.
2. The two phrases are on the same page, but are
not necessarily part of the same sentence or
idea.
3. The missing text, represented by the ellipsis, is
not important to the meaning of the page.
Google is displaying sentences from two
different websites.
Notes de l'éditeur
t global website traffic reported by seoMoz, Compete, Nielson-Net, Alexa, and Karma Snack's Snackfolio traffic analytics. The data is monitored and updated twice a month. July 2012http://www.karmasnack.com/about/search-engine-market-share/
-a who –the who; sky blue or blue sky; black and white or white and black-capitalization, special characters don’t matter except: #, C++, $100, or company name followed by a + will let search through G+ results. … The three dots means that Google has extracted the results that match your search keywords… it is called the snippet
Get to know the usage of quotes if you don’t already. Delete the word “the”
movies lansing miweather lansing mi… on the side it tells you where google is getting the information from time phoenix az HA 124 – flight informationGoogle search features
mmigrants send money home – remittance Define function – click on audio icon to hear pronunciation
bar to see the documents, rather than clicking on each search result. The three dots means that Google has extracted the results that match your search keywords… it is called the snippet
site: operator basically tells Google “I want you to only show me results from specific Web sites or domains I specify.” Operator is something add to tell Google to do something. site:.gov. You can not have a space between the semi-colon. Kml- Google Earth data setsSite:standford.edufiletype:pdf
Text in the middle of them. This word has to be in the text. Like someone’s name. Intext: A princess, Social activist, human rights defender, Internationally recognized and awarded charity organizer and a fashion Icon. She is a perfect model for the young generation of females in her Country.
Understanding different media – “resume” at the bottom you will see images of resumes. You may have not thought of using image search on how to write a resume. You can also search for videos
Left hand panel and Date range limiting“Show search tools” – Limiting the results by timeLaws in fugu preparation- news. Content, sites updated in the past 24hours… click the X, and you click on news to get results from a specific time period.
search for content in different languages – Eurozone. What do the Greeks think about it, but show up in English. Dolphin temples
However you can let Google use more synonyms and even focus the results on them. The ~ operator prompts Google to use more synonyms and related searches which gives you more clues on the topic:
And you can even prompt Google to search only for synonyms excluding the base search term from search results: -to exclude a term from search results… salsa –music –tomatoes
How do you figure where an image comes from?You can drag an image to the images search bar to submit a file and it will show where the most likely place it originally came from. Figure out where this place is. You can take a picture of any item and drag and drop it into search box.Al Musmak Castle
You can filter image searches color by selecting the color palette by selecting images that are primarily one color. Colors imply context… like fossils in gray rock. Fast way to find black and white images or old photos. When you click on photo, and select similar, you will get a lot of similar photos. You can color filter on iPhones,.
MapDrag yellow guy to points to enable street view… click panelThis is a deserted village, which is situated on a cliff top, which is situated some thousand meters above the surrounding valley and field. When the desert was populated, the villagers were supplied food and other amenities by means of a rope hung from an iron stand above. eiffel tower, Avenue Anatole France, Paris, France
Hot teaGoogle web searches to compute how many searches have been done for the terms you enter, relative to the total number of searches done on Google over time. We then show you a graph with the results – our Search Volume Index graph. Currently, Google Trends is only available in English and in Chinese.
l if you’re a journalist looking to anticipate what readers are looking for, or if you’re looking for a historical search pattern.Hot tea
