It seems like the common answer to "What is.....?" these days is "Google it!"
Not an entirely incorrect answer given the wealth of digital devices at our disposal lately - but it does make me wonder if everyone really knows
HOW to Google it!?!?!
This
free classroom guide from Microsoft geared toward middle and high school students covers the following:
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| Lesson plans
Title | Description |
Searching — Lesson plan — Beginner, Microsoft Office Word document, 73 KB | Students who are starting to learn the research process develop beginning skills for conducting an effective and efficient search of web-based information. |
Searching — Lesson plan — Intermediate, Microsoft Office Word document, 84 KB | Students who are proficient in conducting accurate web searches learn to refine them and explore the ways to develop questions and to translate those questions into search queries. |
Searching — Lesson plan — Advanced, Microsoft Office Word document, 81 KB | Students refine search-conducting skills to develop the ability to search for specific sites from a variety of organizations, such as education or government agencies, and sites from specific countries and in specific languages. |
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Student worksheets and handouts
Title | Description |
Searching — Student handout, Microsoft Office Word document, 42 KB | This handout provides a search reference list that includes web addresses and their endings, along with tips for effective searching. |
Searching — Student worksheet 1, Microsoft Office Word document, 44 KB | Students record and evaluate search results with this worksheet. |
Searching — Student worksheet 2, Microsoft Office Word document, 143 KB | Students create a graphic organizer to track search progress with this worksheet. |
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Class demonstration guide
Title | Description |
Searching — Teacher demo — Beginner, Microsoft Office Word document, 1.2 MB | Teachers can show students this beginner-level search protocol to use as they begin to learn about web research. |
Searching — Teacher demo — Intermediate, Microsoft Office Word document, 50 KB | Teachers can show students this intermediate-level search protocol to use as they learn more about web research. |
Searching — Teacher demo — Advanced, Microsoft Office Word document, 250 KB | Teachers can show students an advanced-level search protocol to use as they learn about web research. |
Searching — Teacher demo — Tips, Microsoft Office Word document, 376 KB | This handout includes tips for teachers who are demonstrating web searches and teaching web search skills. |
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| Lesson plans
Title | Description |
Validity — Lesson plan — Beginner, Microsoft Office Word document, 77 KB | Students learn beginner-level skills that help them validate the accuracy and content of a website. |
Validity — Lesson plan — Intermediate, Microsoft Office Word document, 70 KB | Students learn intermediate-level skills that help them validate the accuracy and content of a website. |
Validity — Lesson plan — Advanced, Microsoft Office Word document, 77 KB | Students learn advanced-level skills that help them validate the accuracy and content of a website. |
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Student worksheets and handouts
Title | Description |
Validity — Student handout 1, Microsoft Office Word document, 59 KB | Students can refer to this list of questions to consider while researching on the web. |
Validity — Student worksheet 1, Microsoft Office Word document, 44 KB | Students find and record information about websites. |
Validity — Student worksheet 2, Microsoft Office Word document, 47 KB | Students review websites and record how and where they were able to confirm their accuracy. |
Validity — Student worksheet 3, Microsoft Office Word document, 44 KB | Students review websites, evaluate their accuracy, and reflect on the evaluation process. |
Validity — Student worksheet 4, Microsoft Office Word document, 44 KB | Students review Wikipedia articles and answer questions about validity, including bias. |
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Class demonstration guide |
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| Student worksheets and handouts
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Plagiarism — Student handout, Microsoft Office Word document, 44 KB | Students can refer to this list of resources about plagiarism to help during research. |
Plagiarism — Student worksheet 1, Microsoft Office Word document, 38 KB | Students review source information, decide whether it contains plagiarized material, and then explain their conclusions. |
Plagiarism — Student worksheet 2, Microsoft Office Word document, 39 KB | Students review source information and then practice paraphrasing information. |
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Class demonstration guide |
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| Student worksheets and handouts
Title | Description |
Citing web sources — Student worksheet — APA 1, Microsoft Office Word document, 585 KB | Students practice beginner-level skills needed to cite web resources according to the American Psychological Association (APA) preferred format. |
Citing web sources — Student worksheet — APA 2, Microsoft Office Word document, 40 KB | Students practice intermediate-level skills needed to cite web resources according to the American Psychological Association (APA) preferred format. |
Citing web sources — Student worksheet — APA 3, Microsoft Office Word document, 40 KB | Students practice advanced-level skills needed to cite web resources according to the American Psychological Association (APA) preferred format. |
Citing web sources — Student worksheet — MLA 1, Microsoft Office Word document, 164 KB | Students practice beginner-level skills needed to cite web resources according to the Modern Language Association (MLA) preferred format. |
Citing web sources — Student worksheet — MLA 2, Microsoft Office Word document, 40 KB | Students practice intermediate-level skills needed to cite web resources according to the Modern Language Association (MLA) preferred format. |
Citing web sources — Student worksheet — MLA 3, Microsoft Office Word document, 39 KB | Students practice advanced-level skills needed to cite web resources according to the Modern Language Association (MLA) preferred format. |
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Class demonstration guide |
| Read it - you might just learn a tip or two as well!! |
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