How to use Google effectively
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This is the ppt which can be used for explaining various basic capabilities of Google, by knowing which you can get better results. One can become a smart searcher with the help of this.
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How to use Google effectively
- 1. How to Use Google effectively How to be a power Searcher
- 2. Basics • Color filtering – Matters @Google CAPITALIZATION - no effect • Ctrl + F
- 3. Examples • Sky blue (blue sky) are different things • India Gate = INDIA GATE • Can banana be of green color
- 4. How works ? • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNHR6IQJGZs
- 5. The art of keyword choice ● Think about what you’re trying to find ● Choose words that you think will appear on the page ● Put yourself in the mindset of the author of those words
- 6. Special Characters • § ¶ ¥ £ € © ® ≅ ≠ √ • [ C++ ][ C# ][ #hashtag ] [ Google+ ][ $100]
- 7. Chapter – 2 • When search results suggest something new • Suggestions-as-you-type • Don’t skip words you don’t know • Understand different media
- 9. Different kinds of content ● Web ● Images ● Videos (including YouTube) ● Scholar (scholarly articles and legal opinions) ● Blogs ● Patents ● 3D objects ● News ● Books ● Finance
- 10. Chapter 3
- 11. Search • I need a information from uptu (Uttar Pradesh Technical University) website regarding the new ant ragging rules added last week • One of my friend told that it’s a pdf on their website
- 12. Advanced techniques Operators • Site • Filetype • Minus(-) • OR • “quoted text” • intext
- 13. Solution
- 14. Chapter 4 - Findings facts faster • By-image • Search features • Conversions and calculator • Left-hand panel(shifted to top now) and date range limiting • Foreign pages and "translate"
- 15. • How many mm in 1 metre • 1 km = how many litre ;) ;) • Whats the VIVO signify for portugese people ?
- 16. Chapter 5 • Credibility • Variant data • Use quotes to verify a quote • Using WHOIS • Occasional misconceptions
- 17. Your search is sometimes simple and fast ... ... and sometimes it’s a long piece of detective work
- 18. Exercise • Where is this place in Hyderabad
- 19. you want to know • All Sachin that are not Tendulkar • All mahatmas that may or may not be Gandhi • A program to swap two variables. Preferrable language is java
- 20. My cousin lives in US • I want to see his house, but how I don’t have VISA,money And even he is not having camera ;) What I know is his address only 10195 Parkwood Dr Apt 1 Cupertino, CA 95014 USA
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- Monitor the incremental results when you’re uncertainBunzee jumping examplehow to talkImmigrants send money homeMake sure you understand what you’reseeing
- Bonus video about WebOrganization:http://youtu.be/60zGiO2shu8● Visible web: Everything indexed by search engines● Deep web: Everything on the web, but not indexed(Sometimes called the “invisible web” or “dark web”)Salsa –dancing
- Google Search FeaturesExamples:[ 212F in C ][ 400 yards in miles ][ 32C in F ][ 23 bushels in quarts ][ 2 inches in Angstroms ]Caution: It won't tell you when your units are incompatible![ 23 cm in ml ]
- Compare various results for [ circumference of the earth ]Varies by the way you search for it… circumpolar vs. equatorial● Identify sources:Blogger: “63% of all kids look at pictures of funny cats each day.”What’s the source?How was it measured?● Don’t bake your answer into your query:NO: [ average length of an octopus is 18 inches ]