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{ Strategic Searching How to search efficiently and effectively

 understand the importance of using a variety of search strategies.  master new strategies for effective and efficient online searches.  learn to create and execute a five-step plan for conducting an online search. Learning Goals

SCORELEARNING GOALS ACHIEVED 4 “I can teach it” ~HELP SOMEONE ELSE!~  I am able to understand the importance of using a variety of search strategies.  I have mastered new strategies for effective and efficient online searches.  I am able to create and execute a five-step plan for conducting an online search  I am able to help other students achieve the learning goals 3 “GOT IT…Yes!” ~HIGH FIVE!~  I am able to understand the importance of using a variety of search strategies.  I have mastered new strategies for effective and efficient online searches.  I am able to create and execute a five-step plan for conducting an online search 2 “ALMOST! Yes, but…” ~THUMBS UP!~  I am able to understand the importance of using a variety of search strategies.  I have mastered new strategies for effective and efficient online searches. 1 “GETTING THERE….No, but…” ~RAISE YOUR HAND~  I am able to understand the importance of using a variety of search strategies. 0 “CLUELESS… No idea” ~NOD YOUR HEAD~  I have NO idea what you are talking about  “WHAT????”scale

 effective: achieving a desired goal or result  efficient: doing something in a way that saves you time and energy  strategy: a course of action designed to help you reach a specific goal or result Key Words

  How do you find something online?   What kinds of things do you search for? Questions

  an effective online search is one that gives you the exact results you are looking for.   An efficient search does so without a lot of wasted time or energy – for example, having to scroll through a lot of search results that don’t relate to their desired topic.   search strategies can help you search effectively and efficiently.

  will use these columns to track what they know, and what they want to know, about strategic searching   What are some strategies you have used to search for information online?   What do you need to know to make your searches more effective and efficient? CREATE a KWL (Know|Want|Learn) chart

  read each search strategy on the handout, along with the example provided.   come up with their own examples for each of the strategies.  Let’s go online to try some of these strategies. Tips for Strategic Searching Student Handout

  Why do you think it might be important to have a plan when you search online? Plan and Perform a Search

  SELECT research questions and search tools. Explain to students that they should have one or more questions that get to the core of what they want to find out in their search. They should also choose search engines and tools that are most relevant to what they are looking for.   EXTRACT keywords and terms. Students should understand that they can find effective keywords by highlighting the key terms from their research questions.   APPLY search strategies. Students should apply some of the search strategies they learned – for example, adding quotation marks or a minus sign, or specifying what type of information they need.   RUN your search. Students should run a search on the terms they have chosen and review the results. Remind students that they should check out multiple sources.   CHART your search. Student can avoid repeating work they have already done by jotting down what they’ve searched for and where they’ve searched for it. SEARCH

  DIVIDE into groups of three or four   COMPLETE the search plan, respond to each step as instructed on the handout.   INCLUDE all members in the planning process   FIVE minutes to complete (group activity) Make a Search Plan Student Handout (group activity)

  TEN minutes to come up with a place for your company to have its picnic.   SHARE each group names the place it chose, and share which keywords, strategies, and search tools it used in its search.  CLASS QUESTION:  CLASS QUESTION: What are three ways you got to this choice? SEARCH!

  KWL chart - what have you learned about how to make your searches more effective and efficient?   What are two search strategies you learned about that you plan to use in the future?   What are the five steps of a search plan? WRAP-UP

  SELECT research questions   EXTRACT keywords and terms   APPLY search strategies   RUN your search   CHART your search SEARCH

Review your scale SCORELEARNING GOALS ACHIEVED 4 “I can teach it” ~HELP SOMEONE ELSE!~  I am able to understand the importance of using a variety of search strategies.  I have mastered new strategies for effective and efficient online searches.  I am able to create and execute a five-step plan for conducting an online search  I am able to help other students achieve the learning goals 3 “GOT IT…Yes!” ~HIGH FIVE!~  I am able to understand the importance of using a variety of search strategies.  I have mastered new strategies for effective and efficient online searches.  I am able to create and execute a five-step plan for conducting an online search 2 “ALMOST! Yes, but…” ~THUMBS UP!~  I am able to understand the importance of using a variety of search strategies.  I have mastered new strategies for effective and efficient online searches. 1 “GETTING THERE….No, but…” ~RAISE YOUR HAND~  I am able to understand the importance of using a variety of search strategies. 0 “CLUELESS… No idea” ~NOD YOUR HEAD~  I have NO idea what you are talking about  “WHAT????”