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Monday, February 18, 2013
Thursday, February 14, 2013
PowerPoint on Search Strategies
INLS 200-001, Week 5, Session 8
Instructor: Sanghee Oh
http://www.unc.edu/~shoh/fall_
I found this to be an interesting review. There are some recommended books at the end.
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Exploring search patterns with wild cards
I am exploring a kind of google search that looks like this:
site:.edu "the population of afghanistan is *"
I use the site restriction .edu in the hope of getting more accuracy.
I use a simple common type of statement as a kind of template. I don't use a question. Instead I use a statement with a wild card. I am hoping that the search matches will complete my sentence and give me the information I am looking for. I tried it and I got a matching sentence with the population of Afghanistan.
I tried this and it worked very well:
site:.edu "the function of bone marrow is *"
This is almost as good as being able to ask a detailed question.
site:.edu "the population of afghanistan is *"
I use the site restriction .edu in the hope of getting more accuracy.
I use a simple common type of statement as a kind of template. I don't use a question. Instead I use a statement with a wild card. I am hoping that the search matches will complete my sentence and give me the information I am looking for. I tried it and I got a matching sentence with the population of Afghanistan.
I tried this and it worked very well:
site:.edu "the function of bone marrow is *"
This is almost as good as being able to ask a detailed question.
site:.edu "the meaning of life is *"
In this kind of search you ask Google to fill in the blank.
Try this:
site:.edu "a quadratic equation has * solutions"
And try this:
site:.edu "* life can survive on mars"
In this kind of search you ask Google to fill in the blank.
Try this:
site:.edu "a quadratic equation has * solutions"
And try this:
site:.edu "* life can survive on mars"
Insider Secrets: Google hacks - CNET Reviews
This has a nice discussion of the daterange search operator.
Insider Secrets: Google hacks - CNET Reviews:
'via Blog this'
Insider Secrets: Google hacks - CNET Reviews:
'via Blog this'
Monday, February 11, 2013
"king * of jorden" - Google Search
Dear Searchers, I have just confirmed that the * wild card is still wild inside of quotes string.
"king * of jorden" - Google Search:
'via Blog this'
"king * of jorden" - Google Search:
'via Blog this'
Friday, February 8, 2013
Suppose you were writing and essay on Anthropology and Religion
The following is a list of search strings for Google search.
In turn, Highlight each one and then right click and select Google search.
Review the search results.
anthropology religion
site:wikipedia.org anthropology religion
site:amazon.com anthropology religion
site:.edu anthropology religion
site:youtube.com anthropology religion
site:berkeley.edu anthropology religion
site:berkeley.edu anthropology religion ext:pdf
site:berkeley.edu anthropology religion (ext:pdf OR ext:doc
OR ext:ppt)
site:stanford.edu anthropology religion (ext:pdf OR ext:doc
OR ext:ppt)
site:.edu sociology religion Durkheim
site:.edu sapolsky anthropology religion
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