Many people search for information using internet
technology, they find many information heavily on search engines like google,
yahoo, bing, ask, and many more. However, many of results from that search
engines are not focused and so vast, so it can make them confused which website
that they will read or open.
Therefore, ingenuity and skills on how to use search
engine is necessary. In this part, I will show you how to use search engine for
searching information over the Internet.
Google Tips and Trick: What things that
you can do?
1.
Just say what you
need on Google Voice
Talk instead of type to
get what you want. Ask follow-up questions too
2.
Find things
around you
Discover great restaurants, cool things to do, and the
best ways to get there.
3.
Let the google
app help you
Set reminders, send texts and emails, make calls, and
more.
4.
Find your stuff
Boarding passes, packages, event tickets and more all
in one place.
5.
What you need,
before you ask.
Stay a step ahead with updates about traffic for your
commute, news, birthdays, scores and more.
6.
Learn More
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Get more from
your search
·
The right
information at the right time
·
Instant answer,
anywhere
·
search across
your app
Google search operators
- You can use symbols or words in your search to make your search results more precise.
- Common search techniques:
·
Search social
media
Put @ in front of a word to search social
media. For example: @twitter.
·
Search for a
price
Put $ in front of a number. For
example: camera $400.
·
Search hashtags
Put # in front of a word. For
example: #throwbackthursday
·
Exclude words
from your search
Put - in front of a word you want to leave
out. For example, jaguar speed-car
·
Search for an
exact match
Put a word or phrase inside quotes. For
example, "tallest building".
·
Search for
wildcards or unknown words
Put a * in your word or phrase where you
want to leave a placeholder. For example, "largest * in the
world".
·
Search within a
range of numbers
Put .. between two numbers. For
example, camera $50..$100.
·
Combine searches
Put "OR" between each search query. For
example, marathon OR race.
·
Search for a
specific site
Put "site:" in front of a site or domain.
For example, site:youtube.com or site:.gov.
After you know about the tips and trick, and also
about how to open any sites using a symbol, you may need some search engines
that very useful for English teachers, students, or anyone who want to learn
English. Below are some lists of Online
Resources for EFL teachers, students or anyone who want to learn English.
Another links are:
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A2Z
Science and Learning Store
www.a-two-z.com/
ThornesMarket |
Convenient shopping from your
computer! You'll find many learning "toys" and books most of which
are applicable to science and mathematics.
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STEMfinity
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Grant opportunity resources.
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Enrico
Fermi
www.nobel.se/physics/laureates/1938/
Nobel e-Museum |
Biography of Enrico Fermi.
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Fermi
Questions
mathforum.org/workshops/sum96/interdisc/sheila1.html
Sheila Talamo - The Math Forum |
Resources include sample Fermi
questions, a Fermi discussion page and an opportunity to submit a Fermi
question.
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FREE
- Federal Resources for Educational Excellence
www.free.ed.gov/
US Department of Education |
Hundreds of education resources
supported by the US Federal government.
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From
Now On
www.fno.org/fnoindex.html
Jamieson McKenzie |
Monthly electronic commentary on
educational technology issues.
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The
Math Forum
forum.swarthmore.edu/
Swarthmore College |
Find classroom materials, lesson
plans, activities, Internet resources, projects and software, all divided by
topic and level. Join a discussion group, read the newsletter, ask Dr. Math
and more.
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Mathematics,
Science, Technology Education Directory
www.mste.uiuc.edu/
University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign |
Database of lessons in mathematics
using the Internet.
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National
Geographic Society Online
www.nationalgeographic.com/education/
National Geographic Society |
Explorations and opportunities to
collaborate with archaeologists and others in field. Scroll to "Educator
Programs."
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National
Science Teachers Association
www.nsta.orgl
NSTA |
Fact sheet, science scope index
covering September 1987 to the current issue, html tutorials and editors as
well as ftp sites and other Web links.
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Optics
for Kids: Science and Engineering
www.opticalres.com/kidoptx_f.html
Optical Research Associates |
Content information for elementary
and high school students and teachers.
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The
Particle Adventure
ParticleAdventure.org
Particle Data Group |
Learn about particle physics.
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Quarked
www.quarked.org
Quarked |
Adventures in the subatomic
universe for younger students.
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Science
News Online
www.sciencenews.org/
Science Service, Inc. |
Weekly news magazine..
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Teachers
Helping Teachers
www.pacificnet.net/
Teachers Helping Teachers |
Online teacher service and chat
line with teaching ideas and tips.
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Transistorized
|
The story behind the invention of
the transistor, probably the most important invention of 20th century.
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University
of Maryland Fermi Problems Site
www.physics.umd.edu/perg/fermi/fermi.htm
Physics Education Research Group |
Estimation problems grouped by
topic: general, mechanics, oscillations and waves, thermodynamics and kinetic
theory, electricity and magnetism, and modern physics.
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The
Why Files
whyfiles.org
University of Wisconsin-Madison |
Illuminates the science, math and
technology that lurk behind the headline news.
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If you guys have experiences
using search engines for learning English, you may write it on the comment
section below. Thank you... J
Sources:
http://ed.fnal.gov/trc_new/url_index.html
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