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The reason that wikipedia comes up at the top of the first page because it most likely has to thing you searched for in the URL

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The reason that wikipedia comes up at the top of the first page because it most likely has to thing you searched for in the URL

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the results on the first page are not always the best :)

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the results on the first page are not always the best :)

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Use “DEFINE:” to learn the meaning of words—slang included

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Use microphone so you don't have to type to search

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Use microphone so you don't have to type to search

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to search for missing word search word*

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on different platforms

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Use the minus sign to eliminate results containing certain words

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Use an asterisk within quotes to specify unknown or variable words

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Use .edu and .gov for more secure and right information

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Use .edu and .gov for more secure and right information

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Don’t just use the first website that comes up. Keep scrolling through pages to find better ones.

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Make the search not so specific and more broad

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to search for file type search
filetype:

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.gov is related to the government
.edu is partnered with an educational company
.org is an organisation

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You can search for stuff by asking a question in the first place...

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You can search for stuff by asking a question in the first place...

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...(like that wasn't obvious)

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Tell google exactly what you want

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Google can store that info and teachers can see.

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if its got .gov its most likely secure.

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Use that tiny asterisk if you don't know the word :)

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Use that tiny asterisk if you don't know the word :)

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If you are searching for a specific quote then put the quote you are searching for in quotation marks

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If you are searching for a specific quote then put the quote you are searching for in quotation marks

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* use ASTERICKS if u don't know what sometHing is called

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* use ASTERICKS if u don't know what sometHing is called

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Scroll through a lot of pages of the google search don't just look at the first website

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Scroll through a lot of pages of the google search don't just look at the first website

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FileType:ppt
etc.

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Make sure you've spelled everything right lol that's kinda obvious XD

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Make sure you've spelled everything right lol that's kinda obvious XD

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google can track what you do

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Use hyphens to exclude words.

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You can add a '-' sign and then put a word that you don't wont your search results to include....for example

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You can add a '-' sign and then put a word that you don't wont your search results to include....for example

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cats -football -AFL

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if you can't remember a word then search: AFL * *

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to finish a statement or a search

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If you don't know the name of something put **

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If you don't know the name of something put **

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Search for keywords and not paragraphs!!!!!!!!!

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to search for a phrase use quotation marks

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If you're searching for a quote, put it in quotation marks! :)

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If you're searching for a quote, put it in quotation marks! :)

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don't just use the first page of searches :)

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Drag image from computer/internet to google to search for it

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For a specific file type in Google Search

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For a specific file type in Google Search

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filetype:pdf