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1 Web Search What is a keyword? Why are keywords essential for using search engines? 2 Thinking What type of content do you typically search for on the internet? Have you ever considered the keywords you use in your search? Have you decided to modify those terms for better results? 3 Thinking If you were to help someone search for the lyrics to a specific song, how would you construct your keywords for this search? Why? 4 Web Search Think of a song. Try a search for lyrics and construct your keywords in three different ways: 1) lyrics [insert name of song]; 2) [name of song] lyrics; 3) “[name of song]” lyrics. Do your search results differ? Does the order of the words or the use of quotation marks make a difference? 5 Thinking/ Web Search Does it matter if you spell your words correctly? Try a search for song lyrics with correct and incorrect spelling. What happens?

1 Web Search What is a keyword? Why are keywords essential for using search engines? 2 Thinking What type of content do you typically search for on the internet? Have you ever considered the keywords you use in your search? Have you decided to modify those terms for better results? 3 Thinking If you were to help someone search for the lyrics to a specific song, how would you construct your keywords for this search? Why? 4 Web Search Think of a song. Try a search for lyrics and construct your keywords in three different ways: 1) lyrics [insert name of song]; 2) [name of song] lyrics; 3) “[name of song]” lyrics. Do your search results differ? Does the order of the words or the use of quotation marks make a difference? 5 Thinking/ Web Search Does it matter if you spell your words correctly? Try a search for song lyrics with correct and incorrect spelling. What happens?

1 Web Search What is a keyword? Why are keywords essential for using search engines? 2 Thinking What type of content do you typically search for on the internet? Have you ever considered the keywords you use in your search? Have you decided to modify those terms for better results? 3 Thinking If you were to help someone search for the lyrics to a specific song, how would you construct your keywords for this search? Why? 4 Web Search Think of a song. Try a search for lyrics and construct your keywords in three different ways: 1) lyrics [insert name of song]; 2) [name of song] lyrics; 3) “[name of song]” lyrics. Do your search results differ? Does the order of the words or the use of quotation marks make a difference? 5 Thinking/ Web Search Does it matter if you spell your words correctly? Try a search for song lyrics with correct and incorrect spelling. What happens?

1 Web Search What is a keyword? Why are keywords essential for using search engines? 2 Thinking What type of content do you typically search for on the internet? Have you ever considered the keywords you use in your search? Have you decided to modify those terms for better results? 3 Thinking If you were to help someone search for the lyrics to a specific song, how would you construct your keywords for this search? Why? 4 Web Search Think of a song. Try a search for lyrics and construct your keywords in three different ways: 1) lyrics [insert name of song]; 2) [name of song] lyrics; 3) “[name of song]” lyrics. Do your search results differ? Does the order of the words or the use of quotation marks make a difference? 5 Thinking/ Web Search Does it matter if you spell your words correctly? Try a search for song lyrics with correct and incorrect spelling. What happens?

1 Web Search What is a keyword? Why are keywords essential for using search engines? 2 Thinking What type of content do you typically search for on the internet? Have you ever considered the keywords you use in your search? Have you decided to modify those terms for better results? 3 Thinking If you were to help someone search for the lyrics to a specific song, how would you construct your keywords for this search? Why? 4 Web Search Think of a song. Try a search for lyrics and construct your keywords in three different ways: 1) lyrics [insert name of song]; 2) [name of song] lyrics; 3) “[name of song]” lyrics. Do your search results differ? Does the order of the words or the use of quotation marks make a difference? 5 Thinking/ Web Search Does it matter if you spell your words correctly? Try a search for song lyrics with correct and incorrect spelling. What happens?

1 Web Search What is a keyword? Why are keywords essential for using search engines? 2 Thinking What type of content do you typically search for on the internet? Have you ever considered the keywords you use in your search? Have you decided to modify those terms for better results? 3 Thinking If you were to help someone search for the lyrics to a specific song, how would you construct your keywords for this search? Why? 4 Web Search Think of a song. Try a search for lyrics and construct your keywords in three different ways: 1) lyrics [insert name of song]; 2) [name of song] lyrics; 3) “[name of song]” lyrics. Do your search results differ? Does the order of the words or the use of quotation marks make a difference? 5 Thinking/ Web Search Does it matter if you spell your words correctly? Try a search for song lyrics with correct and incorrect spelling. What happens?

1 Web Search What is a keyword? Why are keywords essential for using search engines? 2 Thinking What type of content do you typically search for on the internet? Have you ever considered the keywords you use in your search? Have you decided to modify those terms for better results? 3 Thinking If you were to help someone search for the lyrics to a specific song, how would you construct your keywords for this search? Why? 4 Web Search Think of a song. Try a search for lyrics and construct your keywords in three different ways: 1) lyrics [insert name of song]; 2) [name of song] lyrics; 3) “[name of song]” lyrics. Do your search results differ? Does the order of the words or the use of quotation marks make a difference? 5 Thinking/ Web Search Does it matter if you spell your words correctly? Try a search for song lyrics with correct and incorrect spelling. What happens?