Determining Helpful Sources

When searching for results on Google, what should you do first?

• Add descriptive words

• Start with a full thought in quotes

• Search using a perfect sentence

• Start simple

When looking for useful information on Google, my search should be:

• Very Broad

• Specific

• Random

• Unrelated to my topic

If you're trying to find a website to print a photo you have taken on canvas, the search that would give you the best results would be:

• Print my pictures

• Print photos now

• Photos professionally printed on canvas

• Photos for canvas

Which of the following does Google ignore while you are searching? Choose all that apply.

• Spelling

• Grammar

• Punctuation

• Words

Where should I go to find useful tips on how to make my search more effective?

• The Google Search Help page

• The Googler Magazine

• The Apple Store

• Snapchat

Where can I find a list of search operators to use to try refining my Google search?

• The Google Doctor

• Mr. Lange's Google

• The Google Search Help page

• The Goggle Store

List one way to refine a search result on Google. (Hint: these are the other options you see on the search results page.)

Which of the following is on the "Did I find a good source?" checklist?

• Do I have to use Google?

• Can this Google thing just do my searches for me?

• Did I type anything into the search bar?

• Does it have information about the topic we are asking about?

Which of the following sources would help you answer the supporting question, "What are CJHS students interested in?"

• Student interest survey data

• Teacher interest survey data

• An academic article on educational strategies for middle school students

• Boomers sharing their thoughts on TikTok

True or false: I can use any website to answer any question that I have.

• True

• False