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LIS1001 Information and Technology for Searching
May 2017, Ulrich Werner, Lecturer
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Your first assignment
Some of you have a problem.
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In this course 102 students 15 points 1 13 points 1 10 points 1 5 points Identified the Quagga … 0 points 4 CFC 10
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… and this time, it was so easy.
Just read what you see.
SLIDE 6 Narrowing a search to get the best results
Level 1
Created by: Tasha Bergson-Michelson Kathy Glass
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You need photographs of Manchester United in action
How do you find that?
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YouTube
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Google Books
Looking for full‐text (“free”) books?
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Operators
NOT OR site: filetype: define:
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Level 3
Created by: Tasha Bergson-Michelson Kathy Glass
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Martin Luther King: I have a dream
I have a dream I have a dream speech “I have a dream” speech “I have a dream” speech “Martin Luther King” “I have a dream” speech “Martin Luther King” 28.08.1963 260.000.000 74.300.000 13.100.000 941.000 378
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But: Why a standard search on Google? Remember: Garbage in = garbage out
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Always: Analyze your search results and re‐define your search terms.
That’s the secret of those students who get best marks for their assignments.
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Assignment
I read at http://zapatopi.net/treeoctopus/ that the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus is endangered from extinction. Should I use that in my homework? Please reason in detail.