Digital Literacy (62-130, 26-105)

• Browse through the article titles, descriptions, "searches related to," "people also ask," and "top stories" sections
• Make a list of keywords and synonyms relating to the topic
  • ​To record a list:
    • Click on the magnifying glass (bottom, left-hand of screen)
    • In search box, type sticky notes and select the app
    • Click + sign (top-left corner of note) to add a new note

Return to top and click "C. Advanced search" tab

• Next, you're going to type some of your additionally located terms into Google's Advanced Search
  • Have you ever used Advanced Search? 
  • Where is this located?

Example:

• Once a word is used, do not use it again in another box
• If a phrase is not in the "this exact word or phrase" box, enclose in quotation marks - "first amendment"
• Only place one phrase in "This exact word or phrase" box
• Phrases shouldn't be more than 2-3 words

Searches can also be limited by language, domain (edu), where terms appear on page results, etc.

Return to top and click "D. Search" tab

Important Knowledge:  

• No need to repeat any keywords or phrases in multiple boxes
• Phrases are 2-3 words 
• This exact word or phrase box is programmed to search one phrase only, in the order entered and side-by-side (no need for quotation marks around the phrase, like in other boxes)

Enter keywords from sticky notes in Google Advanced Search.