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Good M orning! LIS1001 Information and T echnology for Searching October 2016, Ulrich Werner, Adj. Prof. (IIS-RU) S o, did you cry for the poor tree octopus? If you can get something just by opening a book, it is not worth spending

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Good M orning!

LIS1001 Information and T echnology for Searching

October 2016, Ulrich Werner, Adj. Prof. (IIS-RU)

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S

, did you cry for the poor tree
ctopus?

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“If you can get something just by opening a book, it is not worth spending classroom time on.”

(A tipongP athanas ethpong, B angkok P

t, 6 October 2014)

That’s true for Google, too.

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Former UN chief weapons inspector Hans Blix CNN 2002 BBC News, 20.03.2003

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S earch for evidence

Example: M ars robots

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The fundamental units of matter

What is that? What can you say about it?

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3 examples of Wikipedia information

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Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheikhs Creative Commons Unported Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0

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Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ojibwe_people

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Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faster-than-light Creative Commons Unported Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0

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Google S cholar

(scholar.google.com)

Google Scholar: Stand on the shoulder of giants

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Information in a Scholar Result

Can you find where it tells you: 1) The title 2) The authors' names? 3) When and where it was published? 4) Information from the text of the article (snippet)? 5) Which other articles cite this one? 6) What other articles exist on similar topics? 7) What pay-for-access sources offer it? 8) A list of all the places Google has found it online? 9) A free source through which you have access?

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Information in a Scholar Result

Can you find where it tells you: 1) The title 2) The authors' names? 3) When and where it was published? 4) Information from the text of the article (snippet)? 5) Which other articles cite this one? 6) What other articles exist on similar topics? 7) What pay-for-access sources offer it? 8) A list of all the places Google has found it online? 9) A free source (when available)?

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Legendarily decorated by Merlin with pieces from the "Giant's Ring“, is there moss on all sides of these stones?

Can you find it?

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Legendarily decorated by Merlin with pieces from the "Giant's Ring“, is there moss on all sides of these stones?

Can you find it?

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E

asy. Try Google S

treetview.

They took it with a bicycle.

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E valuate the credibility of sources

I trust that you know how to do it.

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In this article, I will explain how people can get taller. There are many short people who have been told by their doctors that they have completed their growth spurt years and that they no longer will continue to achieve additional height. These doctors certainly have misinformed their patients, and as a result have discouraged

them. Instead, they should tell them that if patients were to hang

upside down for 10 minutes every 4 hours, they will stretch their spinal columns. If these short people follow this routine for one full month, they can increase their height two full inches and stand shoulder to shoulder with peers their age. The medical research about spinal stretching spans many decades and have been attributed to the success of many basketball players who sought to increase their height beginning in their middle school years.

Example

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Thank you for today! Assignment No. 4 is

n the Web page.