FS Unit 6: Lesson 8 Module 3 Teacher's Manual Performing Web Search Queries Using Google™ 1. Explain that today’s activity will focus on using the Top Ten Internet Search Tips and the Google Guide to perform a series of internet searches. © Copyright, 2015. Johns Hopkins University. All Rights Reserved. © Copyright, 2015. Johns Hopkins University. All Rights Reserved.

FS Unit 6: Lesson 8 Module 3 Teacher's Manual Tip #1: Use unique, specific keywords Tip #2: Use the minus operator ( - ) to narrow your search Tip #3: Use quotation marks for exact phrases Tip #4: Don’t use capitalization or punctuation Tip #5: Use the tilde ( ~ ) operator Tip #6: Use define: Command Tip #7: Use site: Command Tip #8: Use All-in-title Command Tip #9: Maximize Auto Fill to Complete Your Query Tip #10: Combine Commands and Operators 1. Briefly review the Top Ten Internet Search Tips. NOTE: While the students are working on the activity, you may want to navigate back and show this screen during the activity. © Copyright, 2015. Johns Hopkins University. All Rights Reserved. © Copyright, 2015. Johns Hopkins University. All Rights Reserved.

FS Unit 6: Lesson 8 Module 3 Teacher's Manual Navigate to: www.googleguide.com 1. Have students open the Internet, and direct them to http://mmgstudent.weebly.com/fs-u6.html and open: Student Workbook #116 Performing Web Search Queries Using Google™ 2. Press the icon on the screen to link directly to Google Guide on the Internet. Have students navigate to: www.googleguide.com. 3. Locate and click on the “Teens Click Here” button. This will reveal the “Sample Queries” operators. 4. Scroll down the screen and explain briefly that these are operators that help narrow Internet search results. Point out that some of these operators are on the Top Ten List. 5. Use the back key, to navigate back to the Google Guide homepage, and click on and review the Calculator Cheat Sheet page. 6. Have students complete the entire activity or the sections you’ve selected. NOTE: If you have any trouble accessing any Google Guide page and/or the Queries or Calculator web pages, images of each page follow on the next two screens. NOTE: If you wish to use a timer for the activity, press the stopwatch icon at the bottom of the screen to set an online timer. Optional Step: Have the students add the page to the browser’s “Favorites” or “Bookmarks”. © Copyright, 2015. Johns Hopkins University. All Rights Reserved. SW#115 © Copyright, 2015. Johns Hopkins University. All Rights Reserved.

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FS Unit 6: Lesson 8 Module 3 Teacher's Manual NOTE: If you’re using the image for the lesson, the activities in the lesson only use the “Basic Arithmetic” operators. © Copyright, 2015. Johns Hopkins University. All Rights Reserved. © Copyright, 2015. Johns Hopkins University. All Rights Reserved.

FS Unit 6: Lesson 8 Module 3 Teacher's Manual Research Project Classroom Research What’s next? Class Presentation We offer three projects that you can design to be used as an assessment opportunity or as extended learning opportunities. 1. Research Project: Students or teams can conduct research on a topic of interest chosen by the student or teacher. The research should include students noting which internet search queries or operators they used. (Teaming Option: this project is an excellent opportunity to support other classes by having students’ research projects coincide with a topic, person, etc. in another area of study e.g., Social Students, History, Science). 2. Class Presentation: Students or teams can prepare a class presentation demonstrating how to perform an internet search. (Teaming Option: this project could be tailored to support other courses. For example, the presentation theme could coincide with what’s being taught in Mathematics or English). 3. Classroom Research: Students or teams could conduct research for teachers. (Teaming Option: students could perform research for other subject teachers). End Module © Copyright, 2015. Johns Hopkins University. All Rights Reserved. © Copyright, 2015. Johns Hopkins University. All Rights Reserved.