Google Searching improves the efficiency on how we browse information on the internet by classifying things and shows effective results depending on how we make use of shortcuts and key characters to specify certain results. I find putting "",OR,etc. most useful while searching for it limits the results.
Thank you for your time reading my blog, here I am presenting my CMSC 2 answers in the form of a blog. Let search engine meet blogs.
Martes, Nobyembre 27, 2012
Search Engine
A good day to everyone! I would like you to take your time to read a little analysis about some of the most useful and popular uses of the internet which the majority seem to know very well.
The Search Engine, feeling lazy to go to your school library or consult professors for reliable information? Just type a couple of words in your Search Engine and there you have it, links to information which could be useful enough for lazy students like you.
1. Google, everyone knows it, and at the very least we have all submitted a copy-paste paper sometime in our lives thanks to these Search Engine. Why use Google? Well, search engines doesn't show the same results most of the time because search engines organize and categorized articles and links differently and Google organized these things better. (http://www.gcflearnfree.org/searchbetter/module/7.2)
2. Typing a couple of words regardless of order isn't a problem in search engines. These words are analyzed, filtered and classified and eventually shows results. Typing only the keywords would mean that what you put in the search engines doesn't make some sense, hence, it's alright to alter the word order.
(http://www.gcflearnfree.org/searchbetter/module/8.2)
3. You're required to submit a (copy-paste) paper again but you can't find the right information because of varying meanings of words showing irrelevant results? Try putting "OR" in between synonymous words to limit the results. For example, if you're looking for top schools in the Philippines, input in the search bar "top schools OR university OR college in Philippines" (A.).
(http://www.gcflearnfree.org/searchbetter/module/8.4)
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1. Google, everyone knows it, and at the very least we have all submitted a copy-paste paper sometime in our lives thanks to these Search Engine. Why use Google? Well, search engines doesn't show the same results most of the time because search engines organize and categorized articles and links differently and Google organized these things better. (http://www.gcflearnfree.org/searchbetter/module/7.2)
2. Typing a couple of words regardless of order isn't a problem in search engines. These words are analyzed, filtered and classified and eventually shows results. Typing only the keywords would mean that what you put in the search engines doesn't make some sense, hence, it's alright to alter the word order.
(http://www.gcflearnfree.org/searchbetter/module/8.2)
3. You're required to submit a (copy-paste) paper again but you can't find the right information because of varying meanings of words showing irrelevant results? Try putting "OR" in between synonymous words to limit the results. For example, if you're looking for top schools in the Philippines, input in the search bar "top schools OR university OR college in Philippines" (A.).
(http://www.gcflearnfree.org/searchbetter/module/8.4)
4. Making a statistical survey about time of sunrise relative to the country? Just input in your Google search engine sunrise and "place" and Google would have a quick link to your answers. Just like how I searched that the sunrise in Nice, France today, November 28, 2012 is 7:42am.
5. Using search engines to find the answers to questions which can't seem to be reached by the human mind is also possible. I found the answer to the trivia "If
you consecutively slept one night in each room (excluding bathrooms) of
the Palace of the Light of Faith, how many years would it take you to
sleep in them all?" to be 4.19 years by inputting in the search bar "trivia OR question consecutively slept Palace of the Light of Faith "answer"" and clicked the first link to appear.
(http://rcsmath7.wikispaces.com/bonus+questions)
(http://rcsmath7.wikispaces.com/bonus+questions)
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