2016 Google’s year in search
2016 Google year in search digest
2016 Google year in search digest
You have done everything according to all the information that you have researched, and yet your efforts do not seem to be paying off. Instead of spending so much…
2015 Google search box was used most for searches on the terror attacks on Charlie Hebdo in January and the city of Paris in November. Google’s been doing this overview…
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In a short amount of time, developing technologies have changed the landscape of the education system. Students of the 21st century have grown accustomed to technology and good teachers have figured out how to implement it into their lesson plans. As with everything else, there are some pros and cons to using technology in the classroom. Here are some examples of the good and the bad.
If you are an average Internet user, you have probably never heard about Search Engine Optimization (SEO) or link building. They are techniques used by web content creators in order to be the first results of a traditional search engine, such as Google or Bing.
Given that today on the Internet, there are 3 million new blog posts every 24 hours, the probability for new (and not so new) players to be on top of the results is extremely low, even if their content is considered as high quality (this happens often with scientific papers, dissertations, lectures, universities’ databases, etc…).
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Are you using the Internet for your homework, exam or research paper?
At this point, it’s hard to imagine anyone really avoiding the Internet as a useful resource for their learning, whether you’re addicted to Wikipedia, or to Google searches.
What comes to one’s mind is the question is the Internet reliable, though, for your revision? Can you depend on the sources and the information that you find? Are there any things that you should look out for when you’re doing your research, and how can you avoid bad habits?
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