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2. #1 GOOGLE ADVANCED SEARCH
Find web pages that have…
All these words- type in a group of words that relate to the subject you want to find.
This exact wording or phrase- Type exactly what you want to search for. You can do this in standard search by "surrounding your phrase with quotes".
One or more of these words- Type up to three words to search for. Anything with at least one of the words will show up. You do this in standard search by typing OR between your alternate words.
But don’t show pages that have…
Any of these unwanted words- Type in words that you do not want to appear in the results for your search. You can do this in standard search by adding a - (minus sign) to the beginning of the word you don't want.

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Reading level- chose the reading level you want the results to be.
Results per page- chose number of results you want to appear for your search.
Language- chose the language you want the results to be in.
File type- chose the format you want the results to be in.
Search within a site or domain- type in what website or domain you want your result to be from.
Date, usage rights, numeric range, and more…
Date- chose a time frame of how recent the page is
Usage rights- chose the usage rights you want on the page
Where your keywords show up- chose where you want the keywords you put in to be located.
Region- chose a region you want the result page to be from
Numeric Range-type a range of numbers when you want pages containing those numbers in the range.
Safe search- allows you to check YES or NO to prevent showing results that have explicit content
Page Specific Tools:
Find pages similar to the page- type in a web page that you want to search for pages similar to it
Find pages that link to the page- Type in a web page that you want to find links to

4. #2 Google Search Basics Basic Search Wildcard (*) Plus sign (+)
Symbols
Double quotes ("")
Minus sign (-)
Wildcard (*)
Plus sign (+)
The basic search help covers common issues
highlights the more advanced features of Google Web Search
putting double quotes ("") around words tells Google to search the exact words you are looking for
Allows you to search a specific website by search results (site:)
When attaching a minus sign (-) it tells the site to not include the word in your results.
The * also known as the wildcard, is a very powerful feature.
tells Google to try to treat the star as a placeholder for any unknown word(s)
find the best matches
only works on whole words, not parts of words
adding (+) without a space after the symbol tells Google to match the word(s) precisely as it was typed
placing double quotes around a single word will does the same thing
Google’s default behavior considers all the words you type in a search
Using the (OR) feature, which has to be in ALL CAPS
specifically allows either one of several words to be searched
Some punctuation isn’t ignored, such as the $ is used to indicate prices
The underscore symbol isn’t ignored while connecting two words

5. #3 Basic Search Help All searches are case sensitive
Punctuation is ignored
Searches should simple
Use the most descriptive words possible
To search type item in box and click Search or press Enter
Usually you will find what you are looking for
All searches are case insensitive
Almost always punctuation is ignored, including symbols
Keep all searches as simple as possible
Ex. If you are looking for a particular concept, place, or company type the name it and your zip code
Use the least amount of words possible in search
Try to search words that will appear on the web page
Because all words are used in search
This limits results
Don’t limit search to much
If you cant find what you are looking for with limited search, you should get a good idea of words you need to add
Use the most descriptive words possible
You will have a more likely chance of finding what you are looking for

6. #4 Google search basics: Search results page
The basics
The blue underlines are the results that Google found for the search items
1. Header
Google products bar
Links of Google’s services, ex. Gmail and Images and other
Gear
Click it to go to the search settings to personalize parts of search
2. Search bar
Search things by typing descriptive words and press enter or search
3. Search results
Typical result contains a title, description of web page, and the URL
+1 click it to like it or recommend it
4. Tools and Filters
Type of Content- try to limit yourself to a particular type of web content or stick with the default Everything
5. Ads
Ads are related to your search
Ads revenue helps bring free products, ex Gmail and Google Maps
6. Bottom of the Page
Related searches
More Searches
Feed back

7. #5 Search Preferences
Definition of search preferences is a listing of search options you can set up on your computer.
Interface Language
Location
Results Window
Many site preferences can be saved on a browser file. It is called a “cookie” and is only applied to the computer you used to set these preferences.
Definition of search preferences is a listing of search options you can set up on your computer.
For example you can set up your options on a Yahoo or Google preferences pages.
A few if these preferences are the following:
Interface Language: You can choose a language such as English or Spanish by using the drop down menu on the preferences page.
Location: You can specify your location to use when customizing your results on a Google Web Search.
Results Window: Clicking on any search result will load that page in the same window used when you searched.
-Many site preferences can be saved on a browser file. It is called a “cookie” and is only applied to the computer you used to set these preferences. Cookies have to be enabled on your computer to set this up. This can be found by looking up the term “learn how to enable cookies” on any search engine.

8. #6 Wonder Wheel Divides a topic into subgroups
Links show up in the sidebar
Google search engine
Type topic then click different branches
Divides into sub groups
Links related to the subject show up in the side bar
Helps you find a lot of related material

9. Shows search results in chronological order of the publication date
#7 Timeline
Shows search results in chronological order of the publication date
Interactive timeline
Google Time Line Feature
Shows search results in chronological order of date publication
It puts up news articles and other online sources on a interactive timeline
Interactive timeline
When you select timeline after searching a subject
Shows timeline of all dates in articles
To zoom click on part of the timeline and it will go to a decade or longer period of time
Then year
Then month