Week 2 Zombie Security Threat Level Green Training
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Week 2 Zombie Security Threat Level Green Training
- 1. Week 2 Zombie Security Threat Level: Green (safe for now)
- 3. KEYWORDS What are keywords? What do we need them for? How will I use them? What are the keywords on my topic?
- 4. KEYWORDS What are keywords? Keywords are the main words in your topic. What do we need them for? You need them to search! How will I use them? You will use them when you search! What are the keywords on my topic? Depends on your topic! Brainstorm!
- 5. KEYWORDS What are the keywords on my topic? Look for the main words in your topic and your research questions! Take a minute and circle the main words in your topic and questions . You can’t search the WHOLE question, so pick out the important parts.
- 6. KEYWORDS What are the keywords on my topic? A visual way – A word cloud Go to www.wordle.net And type in your topic and questions! A sample is on the next slide. What do you think the size of the word means?
- 8. Synonyms (click to view video)
- 11. Synonyms What do we need them for? You need to think of synonyms because the keywords don’t always work. For example, Zombie probably won’t bring up a lot of search results. But Natural Disaster might. What are the synonyms for my topic? I don’t know! You’ll need to come up with some for your homework.
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- Keywords are the main words in your topic that you will use when searching! You use them all the time – every time you do a search in Google or a database, you are typing in keywords.
- Keywords are the main words in your topic that you will use when searching! You use them all the time – every time you do a search in Google or a database, you are typing in keywords.
- Take a couple minutes and circle the main words in your topic. You can’t find things by searching the whole research question, so you need to pick out the important words.
- Take a couple minutes and circle the main words in your topic. You can’t find things by searching the whole research question, so you need to pick out the important words.
- Student will create their own at Wordle.net and write down keywords on their homework that is due.
- 1 – specifics… like location. Adding United States or Indiana to your search will narrow things down. 2 – look at the results. Skim some articles. Do you see words used that you hadn’t thought of? Add them to your list. Give an example. 3 – similar – look for the tags applied to that article by others, these can be helpful keywords 4 – try different combinations till you find what works 5- keep trying!