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Title: SEARCHING THE INTERNET


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SEARCHING THE INTERNET
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WHO CAN SEARCH?
  • Students with a signed permission form with them.

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WHERE CAN YOU SEARCH?
  • Access only those sites approved by your teacher

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FOR WHAT DO YOU SEARCH?
  • Information for school-related tasks only

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HOW DO YOU SEARCH?
  • 1. Go to the FCPS Portal Page -
  • http//fcps.org/portals/ms.htm

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USE SUBSCRIPTION DATABASES
  • Access Science
  • American National Biography
  • Authors 4 Teens
  • Bridges
  • Issues Controversies
  • Sirs Discoverer
  • Sirs Knowledge Source
  • Student Resource Center
  • Worldbook Online

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USE FREE SITES
  • OTHER REFERENCE SITES
  • CURRENT EVENTS
  • HOMEWORK HELP FOR KIDS
  • SEARCH ENGINES

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USE ONLY THESE SEARCH ENGINES
  • ASK JEEVES FOR KIDS - type a question
  • CYBERSLEUTH KIDS
  • KIDS CLICK! - run by librarians
  • ONE KEY - Google
  • YAHOOLIGANS - Yahoo

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SEARCHING TIPS
  • Type in a key word (Ask Jeeves is the only search
    engine where you type in a question)
  • Use Boolean Logic
  • and (narrows)
  • or (broadens)
  • quotation marks
  • lost continent

PLATO
ATLANTIS
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EVALUATING YOUR SEARCH RESULTS
  • Look at the address (URL)
  • www.discoverychannel.com

World wide web
Name of the site
domain
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EVALUATING YOUR SEARCH RESULTS
  • Check the domain
  • com - commercial
  • org - organization
  • net - network
  • int - international
  • edu - education
  • gov - government
  • mil - military
  • Which domains would be the most reliable?
  • edu
  • gov
  • mil

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EVALUATING YOUR SEARCH RESULTS
  • Also check
  • Author - expert, authority, who is it?
  • Date - how old is the information?, is it
    up-to-date?
  • Bias - facts or opinion
  • Double check
  • find the same facts in a print source
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