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Get to Know Google and How You Can Use YouTube Quiz
Get to Know Google and How You Can Use YouTube Quiz
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Test your knowledge of tips for quickly finding more reliable sources on Google and YouTube
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On Google, you can search by all of the following EXCEPT:
Voice-Text (Microphone)
QR Codes
Typing keywords
Images
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When using YouTube for research, you do NOT need to record
Facts you learned while watching
The URL and creator name
The date the video was published
The length or number of views
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Clues that a website, article, or video is NOT a reliable source of information include
Pictures with no captions or sources
The names of authors and dates are easy to find
Too many advertisements and share buttons
Many spelling and grammar mistakes
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The following is NOT true for quickly finding reliable information on Google
Look for information about authors and dates
Use filters to reduce the number of results
Always select one of the first links from your search
Use quotation marks around your keywords
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The most reliable websites end in
.com or .co
.net or .biz
.edu or .gov
.html or .htm
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Internet images that you can use AND edit for ANY purpose will be marked on Google as
Creative commons copyright
Labeled for noncommercial use
Labeled for reuse and modification
Copyright free to use
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When deciding if a YouTube video is a reliable source, the most important info to consider is
The number of likes, dislikes, and comments
The date the video was published
The biography of the creator or channel in the About section
The length of the video and number of views
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To narrow results even more you can go to settings/tools and sort by everything below EXCEPT:
Usage Rights (Copyright)
Real of Fake (Reliability)
Date/Time (Most Recent/Relevant)
File Type, Size, or Length (Format)
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The most basic categories you can (and should) filter Google results to save time by are:
More (Books, Maps, etc.)
Videos
Images
News Articles
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Using the "reverse image search" can help you to:
See if the image has been edited/photoshopped
Learn how many times the image appears on the internet
Find the original source of the image
Determine if the image is real or fake
