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Barry Schwartz suggests that marketers using Google should be wary of changes in Google's response when no results are found .
-DDLabels: database searching, google, seo search engine optimization
Information Sources & Information Sifting Techniques

I am a retired librarian, most recently serving at Indiana Wesleyan University's Cleveland Education Center.
Barry Schwartz suggests that marketers using Google should be wary of changes in Google's response when no results are found .
-DDLabels: database searching, google, seo search engine optimization
Zach Miners provides a review of Facebook's search options .
-DDLabels: database searching, Facebook
The Institute of Museum and Library Services is funding a research project among four research institutions to discern what data information literacy training is needed by graduate students to enable them to produce excellent research. The project aims to develop, implement and evaluate a data information literacy curriculum in conjunction with university faculty.
-DDLabels: Data Information Literacy, database searching, Training
Google's help page offers many tips for improve your Google experience.
-DDLabels: database searching, google
I have learned from my school library media specialists always to use the advanced search. I dutifully type the keywords “student engagement” in one box and "2010" in the "Publication Date" box. I also take a moment to check the box that reads "only" under "Full Text Articles." That way I don’t waste my time chasing an article that I can’t access because the library hasn't subscribed to it. I've also learned that if you hover the mouse over the magnifying glass in the list of articles, you can read the article's abstract without opening the whole thing. This makes it super time efficient and I can easily determine which articles I want to read all the way through. So out of the possible 6,000,000 articles in the database, as in this case, I found seven worth scanning.
Labels: database searching, teacher magazine